Associations to the word «Gipsies»
Noun
- Encampment
- Hp
- Inline
- Kings
- Kw
- Norwood
- Romani
- Complexion
- Vagabond
- Gypsy
- Chichester
- Moth
- Tramp
- Caravan
- Piston
- Tinker
- Cuthbert
- Nomad
- Cant
- Biplane
- Tent
- Beggar
- Monoplane
- Pamela
- Evangelist
- Propeller
- Teller
- Chico
- Engine
- Hedgehog
- Daniels
- Alfa
- Brim
- Jester
- Telling
- Sancho
- Fuselage
- Cylinder
- Marlborough
- Donkey
- Marta
- Utensil
- Slang
- Hag
- Fortune
- Cruising
- Rom
- Kettle
- Trainer
- Proverb
- Moor
- Fiddle
- Major
- Aero
- Arnold
- Roma
- Toad
- Carmen
- Derivation
- Payload
- Cart
- Dey
- Rye
- Danube
- Greenwich
- Tint
- Smuggler
- Camping
- Yacht
- Wren
- Duchess
- Transylvania
- Anecdote
- Joanna
- Hereford
- Hedge
- Partridge
- Seller
- Six
- Scholar
- Ass
- Hermes
Adverb
Wiktionary
GIPSY, noun. Alternative spelling of gypsy
GIPSY, verb. Alternative spelling of gypsy
GIPSY, noun. Alternative spelling of Gypsy
Dictionary definition
GIPSY, noun. A laborer who moves from place to place as demanded by employment; "itinerant traders".
GIPSY, noun. 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).
Wise words
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