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To be ripped off, or to get a bad deal. "I spent $500.00 more than I should have for that lemon...I got gypped!"
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A ripoff; something that is not worth what your are giving for it; refering to gypsies who make their living off of swidling others. What a fuckin gyp!
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A derogatory term insinuating that Gypsies steal. Man, you gyped me
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Short for "Gypsy Nell" which is cockney rhyming slang for "hell", as in "trouble", "pain", "problems", "discomfort" etc.
Me farmers are giving me gyp! (My piles are giving me hell)
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An enormous crap; redolent of the piles of manure found around gypsy encampments. Either a noun or verb. "Get out of my way, I feel a gyp coming!"
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