to gyp
- verb
- /dʒɪp/
- Slur
- I, I didn't mean to gyp you out of your bed.
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Watch on YouTubeIf they felt like I got slighted, I got gypped, I got sandbagged or or maybe just, you know, I just feel like this person got more and I got less.
- If they felt like I got slighted, I got gypped, I got sandbagged or or maybe just, you know, I just feel like this person got more and I got less.
- But BFFS has been gypped after ABC, Hulu started their own game show that's essentially just Boomer Zoomer.
Examples
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Trying to gyp and double-cross me with no guts for it.
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"No, he didn't gyp.
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We're not trying to gyp you.
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I wouldn't gyp you.
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If they felt like I got slighted, I got gypped, I got sandbagged or or maybe just, you know, I just feel like this person got more and I got less.
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But BFFS has been gypped after ABC, Hulu started their own game show that's essentially just Boomer Zoomer.
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He tried to gyp me by selling a fake watch at a high price.
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I felt terrible when I realized I had gypped my friend out of his money.
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It's unfair to gyp someone for their hard-earned cash.
Synonyms
To trick someone into giving their money or things
To cheat people to get money
To cheat someone out of money or things
To cheat someone by taking their money or things
To trick someone out of their money
How Serious
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- Informal
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- Slur
Surface Forms
Etymology
Gyp comes from the old word Gypsy, a name used for the Roma people, and grew from a harmful idea that they tricked travellers, so the word is offensive. So, to gyp someone is to 'cheat' or 'swindle' them.