Gipsyish
- a word derived from Gipsy.
- a word derived from gipsy.
Example Sentences
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She was a pretty little thing, very daintily formed, with tiny hands and feet, and big gipsyish brown eyes; and very delicate, very fragile—she looked as if anything might carry her off.
From Grey Roses by Harland, Henry
But to little Eve Edgarton's cosmopolitan ears each familiar gipsyish word thus strangely transplanted into that alien room was like a call to the wild—from the wild.
From Little Eve Edgarton by Crosby, Raymond Moreau
Archie Rivers, a merry, good-looking lad, with roguish blue eyes and a laughing face, sat, alternately watching the fair, downcast face of Celeste, and the piquant, gipsyish countenance of the other.
From Sharing Her Crime by Fleming, May Agnes
She came in, a brilliant, handsome young creature, in rough, well- worn walking attire, and a gipsyish hat.
From Saturday's Child by Norris, Kathleen Thompson
We lighted a little fire of sticks and fir-cones, so as to be as gipsyish as we could, and we sat round the fire.
From New Treasure Seekers or, The Bastable Children in Search of a Fortune by Nesbit, E. (Edith)
