Gossip and Rumours Crossword

A fan does this to air; people do it to rumours.
Your computer gets this from an electrical socket; people try to get it by spreading rumours about their rivals.
Spreading rumours or lies about someone in order to intentially cause harm is called _____
Because they're in the public eye, ________ deal with more hurtful gossip and rumours than most of us.
To try to get back at someone is to take __________
Something you eat dinner off of, or a type of gossip that's not as harmless as it seems.
A made-up story, or the opposite of fact.
When people tell you rumours they know aren't trye, they are spreading ________
Something you feel when people spread your personal information as gossip.
A comedian tells these, and they can also be the source of many rumours.
It's the largest of the Great Lakes, or what one person might want to feel by spreading rumours about another.
An emotion similar to envy that makes some people spread rumours about others.
This is similar to slander, but with written words instead of spoken ones.
Old ones include "King Arthur," modern ones include "The Rate in the Coke Bottle." _______
You do this to a rumour to see if it's true.
A feeling that there's nothing interesting to do, this can lead to people spreading rumours.
Many things about our lives are public, but other things are ________
This emotion makes people scream in scary movies, and can make others believe in wild rumours.