| Darco was a true man, and to think of him as a scandalmonger was mere folly. |
| The scandalmonger, inhibited from doing the forbidden thing, enjoys himself by a vicarious indulgence in rottenness. |
| The gossip, the busybody, the scandalmonger is the worst pest that infests the average town and village. |
| Wendy Williams, a radio D. J. who last week began a four-city tryout as the host of her own daytime talk show on Fox, is a real-life scandalmonger, the kind of beauty-salon savant who wishes famous people the worst. |
| We owe it to him in all honor not to let him learn the truth from the lips of a scandalmonger. |
| Thus his reputation as a Scots master of scurrility and a vicious scandalmonger was earned on both sides of the Atlantic. |
