"gossipred" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1837, Thomas Moore, The history of Ireland",
          "text": "The following are the principal provisions of this statute : — That intermarriages with the natives, or any connexion with them in the way of fostering or gossipred, should be considered and punished as high treason: […]",
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          "text": "But perhaps the most singular illustration of the tendency of kinship to extend itself artificially under the empire of primitive ideas is to be found in certain Slavonic forms of gossipred or spiritual relationship.",
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        "Idle talk; gossip."
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