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  • noun Plural form of Gypsy.

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Examples

  • France's relationship with what it calls Gypsies is complex and complicated by divisions among the disparate populations.

    WSFA - Around Alabama 2010

  • Having a premier who controls the media and puts soldiers on the streets while the police are rounding up immigrants and Gypsies is less embarrassing than having to hold a general election once a fortnight; even if that premier loses the immunity from legal prosecution he gave himself and ends up being dragged through the courts and convicted for perjury snd corruption.

    Archive 2009-10-01 2009

  • Having a premier who controls the media and puts soldiers on the streets while the police are rounding up immigrants and Gypsies is less embarrassing than having to hold a general election once a fortnight; even if that premier loses the immunity from legal prosecution he gave himself and ends up being dragged through the courts and convicted for perjury snd corruption.

    Thursday news 2009

  • They are not real Rom, of course, only Indians—but are called Gypsies because they move around, have dark skin, and breed enormous families that routinely populate the prisons and institutions.

    Second Glance Jodi Picoult 2003

  • Many Romanians label Gypsies as thieves, and many are outraged by those who beg or commit petty crimes in Western Europe, believing they spoil Romania's image abroad.

    unknown title 2009

  • Many Romanians label Gypsies as thieves, and many are outraged by those who beg or commit petty crimes in Western Europe, believing they spoil Romania's image abroad.

    unknown title ALINA WOLFE MURRAY Associated Press 2009

  • Many Romanians label Gypsies as thieves, and many are outraged by those who beg or commit petty crimes in Western Europe, believing they spoil Romania's image abroad.

    unknown title 2009

  • She is also Romani, or Roma, part of an ethnic group often referred to as Gypsies.

    For Roma, Life in US Has Challenges 2011

  • The London-based rights group released a report Thursday saying Serbian authorities are driving a growing number of Roma, also known as Gypsies, from their settlements in the capital, Belgrade, and forcing them to live in inadequate housing.

    Rights Group Urges Serbia to Stop Evicting Roma 2011

  • She is also Romani, or Roma, part of an ethnic group often referred to as Gypsies.

    For Roma, Life in US Has Challenges 2011

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