gyp AmE informal , also: gip AmE informal , also: jip AmE informal

If you want to know what I think, it's all a gyp.

Remember when he told his mother that Gyp would soon forget him?

All his life he's heard a bad deal called a dirty gyp.

Part of her mind knew this was a gyp, a bluff.

It's also clear to him that Gyp isn't the right woman.

Then Gyp went into a fresh frenzy, more terrible than before.

The same way with a lot of crooked stuff that Gyp pulled.

The detective reached the second floor just as Gyp arrived there.

Gyp did not usually make such a racket on a trail.

Gyp lay down, panting, but when the men were ready to move on he got to his feet again.

At the top of the steps, Gyp looked over a glittering scene.

As they entered, Gyp growled an order through the front window.

Grabbing for the wall, Gyp caught the side of the doorway.

Susan's ribs were still giving her gyp, but she wanted to out, see people, have a good time.

Gyp entered and found himself in a small room.

At four in the afternoon Gyp was a badly whipped dog.

Gyp picked up the bottle and poured himself a drink.

Gyp strolled over and seated himself in the big chair.

With that flash, Gyp swung from one extreme to the other.

"It's a gyp we missed out on all the fun."

Brady frowned as Gyp went on over the desert, using bad language all the way.

Bounding across the room, Gyp opened the unlocked door on the right.

Gyp had to do the same, on account of the bad business tip at his apartment."

The knives of the thugs would bring death to the man Gyp hated.

Gyp had yanked the door to speed his way.

Are you trying to gyp me out of my half share?"

No, you're going to gyp her on some camera deal you rigged up!

That way, they'd be less likely to gyp him.

Unless you intend to gyp her, just sit on it."

First thing you know, he'll gyp you on your construction costs.'

He'll gyp you out of your fillings - friend or no friend."

People think it's okay to gyp big business."

They owed me thirty thousand credits and were trying to gyp me out of it!

But you'd gyp me" - her tone was harsh - "and that's something you won't get away with!

That's funny: I never thought she'd gyp him.

"No one is trying to gyp you!

I know you won't gyp me.

Who are you trying to gyp?"

You see, I've got all the dope on you-I even know that you were going to try to gyp me out of my back pay."

"So he can gyp them?"

I never--" "You never did anything but let people gyp you.

And they come here to gyp us again and rob us blind as they have done in Europe for centuries .

"Hmmm, well, it does smell like the last guy who tried to gyp me out of some money he promised me," Becker admitted.

'They'll gyp you every time.

"If you gypped them back in the time they didn't even speak English, and enough time goes by, that means you can gyp them forever?"

But you wanna be mighty sure the ape don't gyp me on the heft of the belt- looky here!"

"He'll gyp you, sure!"

Others twisted his birth name into the parodic Bogdan-Ciupeşti (from a ciupi, "to gyp").

He'll gyp them one by one and he'll smile most prettily and sincerely while he robs them by the letter of the law.

They work their graft with the help of contracts and lawyers, and they'd gyp a friend or a pauper almost as soon as they would an enemy.