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Meanings of Gipsy in English
Russian
de havilland gipsy Spanish
forasuche 
1920S British piston aircraft engine.
Related terms
A member of a people with dark skin and hair who speak Romany and who traditionally live by seasonal work and fortunetelling; they are believed to have originated in northern India but now are living on all continents (but mostly in Europe, North Africa, and North America)
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1
Every spring since then the Gipsy Moth Commission has been at work.
2
He believed that the Gipsy wanted her highness to hold for ransom.
3
That Gipsy gent, Fawe, pulled the lever, but Marchand built the scaffold.
4
But he's a racer, and the Gipsy wants fifteen pounds for him.
5
Concept of Gipsy Danger, the heroic American Jaeger, by Oscar Chichoni.
6
Take my advice and return to the trail of the Gipsy.
7
The Gipsy smiled mysteriously and laid a hand on his heart.
8
He favoured, when on the stage, a touch of the Raven Gipsy No.
9
The chancellor stared at the Gipsy, at Von Arnsberg, at Grumbach.
10
Storyboard of the Kaiju Knifehead attacking Gipsy Danger by Rob McCallum.
11
A Gipsy from the hills came to him, so he said.
12
And another young Gipsy woman has also obtained a situation as a servant.
13
Natalie had bought for a song a little mare named Gipsy.
14
She admitted Mary Magdalen and Mary the Gipsy to her society.
15
D'you know, I think she must have been a discarded Gipsy.
16
I say, do you think my father knew the Gipsy's secret?
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Russian
Gipsy through the time
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