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谣言
[yáo yán]
In English this means rumor It can be used when people gossip behind others backs or speak of untrue ...
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道听途说里
[dào tīng tú shuō lĭ]
The phrase Through Rumors signifies something learned casually or informally implying uncertainty ...
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流言蜚语
[liú yán fēi yŭ]
Literally means Rumors and Gossips This name might imply someone who doesn ’ t fear what others say ...
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听信谣言
[tīng xìn yáo yán]
This directly translates to believing rumors indicating someone who easily believes unconfirmed ...
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谣言过谣
[yáo yán guò yáo]
Translated as More Rumor than Fact it suggests someone who either spreads rumors casually or is frequently ...
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散布谣言
[sàn bù yáo yán]
Literally spreading rumors The name suggests a person who shares gossip or unsubstantiated stories ...
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用嘴走
[yòng zuĭ zŏu]
Walk By Mouth a peculiar phrasing possibly hinting towards gossip mongering rumorspreading behaviors ...
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信谗
[xìn chán]
Derived from the word for gossip or slander this user may be referencing a tendency to believe rumors ...
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噪谣
[zào yáo]
The characters 噪谣 mean noisy rumor It implies a person who does not want to be caught up in or contribute ...