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Rumors
73. Rumors
1.
A
little
bird
told
me.
I
heard
this
from
someone,
but
I
don't
want
to
reveal
who.
2.
Hear
it
on
the
grapevine.
To
hear
rumors
or
gossip
through
informal
channels.
3.
Spread
like
wildfire.
To
spread
quickly
and
widely,
usually
referring
to
rumors
or
news.
4.
Take
it
with
a
grain
of
salt.
To
not
take
something
too
seriously;
to
be
skeptical
about
a
rumor.
5.
Bite
the
rumor.
To
accept
a
rumor
as
true
without
verification.
6.
Stir
the
pot.
To
instigate
trouble
or
encourage
gossip.
7.
Rumor
mill.
A
place
or
environment
where
rumors
are
generated
and
spread.
8.
Caught
in
the
crossfire.
To
be
caught
in
the
middle
of
conflicting
rumors
or
gossip.
9.
Whispers
in
the
dark.
Secrets
or
rumors
shared
in
private.
10.
Throw
someone
under
the
bus.
To
betray
someone
by
spreading
a
damaging
rumor
about
them.
11.
Chasing
shadows.
Pursuing
something
that
is
not
real
or
based
on
unfounded
rumors.
12.
The
truth
will
out.
The
truth
will
eventually
be
revealed,
despite
rumors.
13.
Fanning
the
flames.
To
make
a
rumor
or
situation
worse
by
spreading
it
further.
14.
Put
the
rumor
to
rest.
To
stop
a
rumor
from
spreading
by
addressing
it
directly.
15.
Breathe
life
into
a
rumor.
To
make
a
rumor
more
believable
or
popular.
16.
Muddy
the
waters.
To
confuse
or
complicate
a
situation
with
rumors.
17.
To
be
the
talk
of
the
town.
To
be
the
subject
of
widespread
gossip
or
rumor.
18.
Jump
on
the
bandwagon.
To
adopt
a
popular
trend
or
rumor
without
questioning
it.
19.
Sow
the
seeds
of
doubt.
To
spread
rumors
that
create
uncertainty
or
distrust.
20.
Don't
believe
everything
you
hear.
A
caution
to
be
skeptical
of
rumors.
close
Accuse