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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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Examples for "itinerant"
Examples for "itinerant"
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Experience elsewhere shows that the itinerant jobless have always been a problem.
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It's a commentary on itinerant workers, poverty, resilience and the class divide.
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The itinerant fugitive who survives only by the good graces of Benito?
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Even the cholera has been made the subject of an itinerant caricature.
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The nonlinear dynamics were associated with a high index of itinerant behaviour.
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He was a Gypsy, you know-whatyou'd call a Native American today.
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Welcome to Gypsy Rose Dance Studio, she said in a bubbly voice.
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Once, as the River Gypsy said, there were many of my kind.
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Raggare get blamed when far-right gangs attack Gypsy camps and smuggle drugs.
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The Gypsy fellow, the contriver of the jest, squinted worst of all.
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The two conversed in Romany, since the Servian did not speak English.
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I can't think of another Romany gypsy who has done so well.
3
Even if it was just a simple Romany woman, she thought uncharitably.
4
At the Romany exclamation Ingolby swept the man with a searching look.
5
One of the spells Doctor Romany gave him is a bullet-deflecting charm.
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But they generally style themselves and the language which they speak, Rommany.
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We have already stated what is the Rommany or language of the Gypsies.
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Tell me frankly, and I will drink your health in Rommany.
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Be frank with me, my dear sir, and I will drink your health in Rommany and Madeira.
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We commenced with Saint Luke: they rendering into Rommany the sentences which I delivered to them in Spanish.
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Nina Romani belongs to the world, and follows the ways of the world.
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The story of the Battle of Romani can be read elsewhere.
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I will wait alone at the Villa Romani till it comes.
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First they tried to break down our defences between Romani and the sea.
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We get a glimpse of their duties from the Ordines Romani.
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Methods: We carried out a national vaccination coverage survey of Roma children.
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I first came across Roma people about 20 years ago in Rome.
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The Procurator General sat in front of Roma and leaned slightly forward.
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Real Madrid, another possible suitor, have yet to make contact with Roma.
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Fellow Italian club AS Roma is controlled by an American investment group.
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The life of the Bohemian in London is no brilliantly coloured affair.
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We used to think of it as the Bohemian section of town.
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The entire Bohemian population of the capital would have risen against him.
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Perhaps she was under the influence of the Bohemian at the moment.
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And the people loved the Bohemian preachers, and hated the German priests.
Usage of gipsy in English
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There spoke the true gipsy; and they are mostly of that mind.
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The camp had been saved by the intelligence of the gipsy soldier.
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Bolitho studied his gipsy good looks, the reckless candour in his voice.
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One remarkable feature in the gipsy character is their indifference about religion.
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They found the gipsy boy very much recovered, and in good spirits.
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Sekeletu and I had each a little gipsy-tent in which to sleep.
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It was a capital rallying-point for a picnic or a gipsy tea-drinking.
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Possibly there was some gipsy blood in him that defied their nurture.
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The gipsy student responded to the close of the period by crying:
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With quick, long strides the gipsy proceeded straight across the wintry heath.
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While the momentary struggle lasted, the gipsy woman closely scanned his face.
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They are armed with pitchforks, and the black gipsy is their general.'
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I've got a dash of the gipsy in me, as you know.
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Will hurried us down there for a look at the gipsy girl.
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The gipsy rose too, and stood unshrinkingly before him, as she said:
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The tent was a mere gipsy hovel, like a sty for pigs.
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Gipsy through the time
Gipsy across language varieties
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