rumour
IPA: rumɝ
noun
- Britain, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, and Ireland spelling of rumor
- (obsolete) A prolonged, indistinct noise.
verb
- Commonwealth standard spelling of rumor.
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Examples of "rumour" in Sentences
- Rumour says he was a prime philanderer.
- The Chanelhouse has debunked the rumour.
- Sorry for putting the rumour in the article.
- Rumour says that he was a prime philanderer.
- This may be the earliest account of the rumour.
- The Vatican made no immediate denial of the rumours.
- At the moment, this is in the category of rumour and hearsay.
- The nature of the word 'rumour' means that it is unconfirmed.
- The fact is that the transfer and the amount is only a rumour.
- The rumour is that a 3-person lunar version is on the horizon.
- But that the rumour was important because it led to the death of talkers.
- The rumour is that it's the warm up pool that is causing the virus problems.
- She then cautioned against putting too much weight on what she called rumour and innuendo.
- A spokesperson for News Corp declined to comment on what she described as "rumour and speculation".
- Latest rumour is that she is to be Chiefy at Durham and Jon Stoddart is to come in as Chiefy here on March 25, 2010 at 7: 29 pm Andy W
- If the rumour is true, thereâs no reason to believe that Skype for iPhone wonât fall prey to all the same issues that every other presence and VoIP application on iPhone experiences.
- Michael Arrington reported what he called a rumour on technology blog Techcrunch on Thursday night, saying Mountain View-based Google could pay more than $250 million for San Francisco-based Twitter.
- She's off to Vegas, because the rumour is after her asthma OD, she heard about JT (Justin Timberlake) being down with Bill Da Gates at his keynote, so Sergey has got the Qantas 767 out of the hangar and 3rd world poverty missions and he's flying L-Lo str8 into Vegas baby.
- "If this rumour is true, I am proud because Aston Villa have been one of the big English clubs for several years," Tabanou has said, simultaneously performing a drunken celebrity can-can through the streets of Birmingham with Nigel Kennedy, Prince William and Lennie Godber from Porridge.