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seat gypsie 

A person or group of people that travel from one unclaimed seat to another (normally at sporting events) because their cheap asses couldn't fork up the money for better seats. Said people are forced to move once seats are claimed by the rightful ticket holders.
Move it seat gypsie, I paid good money for those spots!!
seat gypsie by Jes sica May 17, 2008
Word of the Day on September 19, 2010
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Matei Gypsieson 

A nice Romanian who is good at stealing and swimming when he swam I had a stroke
Wow Matei Gypsieson died

travelling 'round the world like gypsies and pirates 

a) spontaneously doing things and trying to accomplish big projects without having though them through comme du monde

b) going on unplanned, retargerous (to most rational people), harebrained adventures
i don't want my kids travelling 'round the world like gypsies and pirates; i want them to grow up pragmatic and rational people.
the act of stealing in broad daylight
Alex had his highlighter pen gypsied by Tom
gypsied by Tom Killengray November 19, 2007
1. Noun: Somebody of Romani descent that lives a traveller lifestyle.

2. Verb: To take something without permission
1: "Hey look it's Bob, he's a gypsie."

2. "I just gypsied a pen off Tyler."
Gypsie by edatron December 17, 2016

Gypsie Jew Jamboree 

A gathering of more then 20 normadic jews that have converged on a given area not for the distinct purpose of having a celebration/party, but this is an impromptu celebration/party that arises from the shared love of booze, drugs, and upbeat flamenco music.
We all met at the park to trade wares, most notably rubes, and before you knew it Drew pulled out his guitar and we were all having such a gay time down at the Gypsie Jew Jamboree
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"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

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"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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Slop Grenade

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Brent: he just tossed me a slop grenade
Slop Grenade by Joe Squid September 28, 2026
Word of the Day on September 29, 2026
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After we broke up, he was floxi to me.
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