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A scottish word meaning a foolish person or someone acting the fool. What a gype, pushing a door when it clearly says pull.
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| 2. | gype | ||
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To steal, rip-off, exploit, plagiarize, etc., but with a more insulting and dirtier tone. I'm going to gype that stereo.
We were totally gyped on that deal. |
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tacky crap, plastic junk, gee-gaw "I went to the flea market where everyone was selling their gype."
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A (fake) national game invented by G.K.Chesterton, H.G.Wells and Edward Clerihew Bentley. "I also remember that it was we who invented the well-known
and widespread national game of Gype. All sorts of variations and complications were invented in connection with Gype. There was Land Gype and Water Gype. I myself cut out and coloured pieces of cardboard of mysterious and significant shapes, the instruments of Table Gype; a game for the little ones. It was even duly settled what disease threatened the over-assiduous player; he tended to suffer from Gype's Ear. My friends and I introduced allusions to the fashionable sport in our articles; Bentley successfully passed one through the Daily News and I through some other paper. Everything was in order and going forward; except the game itself, which has not yet been invented." -- "Autobiography" |
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| 5. | gype | ||
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an undefined discusting liquid or sludge or combinations there of.
liquid manure etc. there was gype leaking out the rear door of the garbage truck.
i got gype all over my pants while i was shoveling out the drain basin. I got gyped today, I had to go home and change. |
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a teenage girl that every loves even they pretend to hate her
who has a really annoying older brother that likes to shou abuse at her a gype is a pretty amazing person and everyone want to be one but on special people can be a called a gype person 1: omg i hate you
gype: ok what ever peson 1: (behind gypes back)i reli wish i could be like her shes amazing n such a gype person 2: i know right me to :) |
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can be used in place on any verb in the english language im going to gype that sandwhich
shut up before i have to gype you in the face man i just gyped her last night |
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