1. people who are eager to know the latest news or gossip; busybodies
Usage: plural of quidnunc; somewhat archaic or literary

Examples

• The neighborhood quidnuncs gathered at the fence to discuss the new family moving in.
• She avoided the office quidnuncs who always wanted to know everyone’s business.
• The coffee shop was full of quidnuncs exchanging the latest town gossip.
• Local quidnuncs spread rumors about the mayor’s resignation before it was officially announced.
• He dismissed the quidnuncs who questioned his every decision.
• The quidnuncs at the book club were more interested in scandal than literature.