(jip′sē) noun plural ·sies
One of any wandering group of people living the gipsy life; an itinerant tinker, farrier, etc.
—v.i. ·sied, ·sy·ing To live or wander like a gipsy.
—adjective Of, pertaining to, or like a gipsy or the Gipsies; unconventional; wandering; Bohemian. Also spelled gypsy.

(jip′sē) noun plural ·sies
1. A member of a wandering, dark–haired, dark–skinned people originating in India and appearing in Europe in the 15th century, now known in every part of the world as itinerant metalworkers, musicians, fortune–tellers, and, formerly, horse dealers.
2. Romany, their language. Also spelled Gypsy. [<Earlier gipcyan, aphetic var. of Egypcyan Egyptian]