chismoso means gossipy — a common term in Funny Words. Learn how it's used in a real-world example.
📅 Published: July 4, 2025
chismoso
adjective • /[chees-MOH-soh]/
gossipy
Example:
No seas chismoso y cuéntame la verdad.
Don't be gossipy and tell me the truth.
🧠 What does chismoso mean?
Chismoso/a is a Spanish adjective used to describe someone who likes to gossip or spread rumors. It carries a slightly negative connotation, implying that the person is overly interested in other people's affairs and perhaps not always trustworthy with information. Think of the English words "gossipy," "nosy," or "busybody." While it can be used playfully, it's generally best to avoid being called chismoso/a yourself!
📚 Extra examples
- ¡No seas tan chismoso! It's not our business.
Don't be so gossipy! It's not our business. - Ella es un poco chismosa, pero no lo hace con mala intención.
She's a bit of a gossip, but she doesn't mean any harm. - El grupo de amigos chismosos siempre se reunía en el café.
The gossipy group of friends always met at the cafe. - Mis vecinos son muy chismosos; saben todo lo que pasa en el edificio.
My neighbors are very nosy; they know everything that happens in the building.
❓ FAQ
🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "chismoso"
Synonyms: cotilla, entrometido
Opposites: discreto, reservado
💡 Did You Know?
The word "chismoso" comes from the word "chisme," which means gossip or rumor.
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