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Meanings of gipsies in English
Ethnic group living mostly in Europe and the Americas.
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Usage of gipsies in English
1
You and I, Miss Bryant, are of the gipsies of the world.
2
He takes the poachers and gipsies two and three at a time.
3
While a crowd of little gipsies turned the whole thing upside down.
4
No work this for gipsies; they take birds' nests and catch rabbits.
5
This was a quarter of brothels and of gipsies who made baskets.
6
For him all ponds were bottomless, all gipsies older than the moon.
7
They were both gipsies, for all that they had no Egyptian blood.
8
I had conversed much with the gipsies on religious subjects, and, alas!
9
The police have really done nothing locally, save the arrest of these gipsies.
10
In two days' time you would be in the hands of the gipsies.
11
The shepherds came running; Felix ordered them to charge the gipsies.
12
The story circulated in the village that John had gone among the gipsies.
13
That was before I lived in the woods with the gipsies.
14
Well, they will be quite safe; there are no gipsies in these parts.
15
It was the seven sons of the Turk-abetted I should say by gipsies.
16
The Comprachicos, we insist, had nothing in common with the gipsies.
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United Kingdom
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