gypseian
gypseian adjective: of or relating to gypsies.
Adjective
gypseian (comparative more gypseian, superlative most gypseian)
- Of or relating to gypsies.
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Forms of gypseian
| comparative | more gypseian |
|---|---|
| superlative | most gypseian |
Questions about gypseian
- What does gypseian mean?
- Gypseian means of or relating to gypsies.
- What part of speech is gypseian?
- Gypseian is an adjective.
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