Historical clue formulations

• Product of a grapevine? — 2025-11-24
• Something heard through the grapevine — 2025-04-15
• Tabloid tidbit — 2023-04-12
• What often follows "Did you hear ...?" — 2021-10-27
• Scuttlebutt — 2020-11-12
• Buzz — 2020-03-26
• It might begin "Did you hear ...?" — 2018-05-16
• Spread dirt, in a way — 2016-12-18
• Bit of gossip — 2016-10-19
• One might start "I heard ..." — 2016-08-23
• Buzz — 2011-08-21
• Part of a whispering campaign — 2011-04-16
• Thing picked up at a water cooler — 2010-10-15
• One may circulate quickly — 2010-07-31
• It's often unfounded — 2009-05-30
• Bit of dirt — 2007-03-22
• Hearsay — 2006-03-14
• One going around the office — 2005-05-15
• Gossip's tidbit — 2004-11-16
• Reporter's starting point, perhaps — 2004-10-16
• It's heard on the grapevine — 2004-03-08
• Buzz — 2004-02-26
• It may be whispered — 2000-11-17
• News bit from a supermarket tabloid — 1999-12-07
• Kind of mill — 1996-10-23
• Scuttlebutt — 1996-03-03
• Unconfirmed info — 1995-05-25
• Scuttlebutt — 1995-03-27
• Hearsay — 1994-07-10
• Scuttlebutt — 1994-04-18
• "_____ has it..." — 1994-02-07