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gipsy
or Gip·sy
[ jip-see ]
Gipsy
/ ˈdʒɪpsɪ /
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Sensitive Note
See gypsy.
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Derived Forms
- ˈGipsydom, noun
- ˈGipsy-ˌlike, adjective
- ˈGipsyish, adjective
- ˈGipsyˌhood, noun
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Other Words From
- gip·sy·dom noun
- gip·sy·esque gip·sy·ish gip·sy·like gip·se·ian adjective
- gip·sy·hood noun
- gip·sy·ism noun
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Example Sentences
For she was obviously in her right and natural setting, a creature of the wilds, a gipsy in her own home.
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A king of each tribe is annually elected, to whom his people are obedient, something in the way of the gipsy monarchy.
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Oh, yes; that ramshackle place near the swamp, with the gipsy-looking people hanging about.
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At OLearys call, the elongated figure pulled up abruptly, and Drinkwaters gipsy face loomed high in the door-frame.
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The thick tan of exposure to wind and sun gave her a gipsy swarthiness beneath which glowed the rich colour of health.
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