Synonyms for gypsy

Gypsy showed signs of melting, whinnying softly and forgivingly.

Gypsy would have nothing to do with her, and sniffed the air with offended dignity.

"Sit where you are, girl," commanded the gypsy in sepulchral tones.

Pansy and Pickwick, and the birds and Gypsy, and Methusaleh are all good friends.

In English gypsy, the same words are expressed by Rom, romni, and romnipen.

I class it with the gypsy, because all who speak it are also acquainted with Romany.

It is not mine by right,” said the generous Italian; “it belongs to the gypsy.

As for morality in gypsy girls, their principles are very peculiar.

And I was moved to like them, and nobody perceives this sooner than a gypsy.

I am assured on good authority that a gypsy had a child baptized by this name.