Gypsy may refer to:

In ethnography:

• Roma people, an ethnic group in Southern and Eastern Europe, and the Middle East
  • Romani language, their language
  • Kalderash, the most numerous of the Roma people, traditionally smiths, from the Balkans, central Europe, North America
  • Sinti, a Roma people in Germany, Austria, Italy, etc., also known as Zigeuner or Zingari
  • Romnichal (Rom'nies) (mainly in Britain and North America)
  • Gitanos or Ciganos, a Roma people in Spain, Portugal, and southern France
    • Caló (Spanish Romani), a jargon spoken by the Gitanos
• Irish Travellers, the Pavee, a nomadic people living in Ireland, Great Britain and the United States
• Moken, the Sea Gypsies of Southeast Asia
• Egypt, the word gypsy derives from Egyptian
• gypippopotimus, the word gypippopotimus, taken from the gypsie.
• Any community of nomadic people

In entertainment:

• A Musical Fable, a musical and film
  • Gypsy Rose Lee (1911-1970), American actress and entertainer, inspiration for the musical
• "Gypsy" (Fleetwood Mac song), ♫ And it all comes down to you... ♪
• Gypsy, a song from Black Sabbath's album Technical Ecstasy
• A dancer in a chorus line
• Gypsy (elephant), an elephant given to Michael Jackson by Elizabeth Taylor
• Gypsy (comics), a fictional character from DC Comics
• Gypsy (MST3K), a robot character from the TV series Mystery Science Theater 3000

Gypsy may also refer to:

• Gypsy (calypsonian), Winston "Gypsy" Peters, a Trinidad and Tobago calypsonian and politician
• Gypsy Boots, Robert Bootzin (1914-2004), American fitness pioneer
• Gypsy, West Virginia, USA
• Gypsy (software), the first word processing and document preparation program to use a graphical interface, created 1975 by Xerox.
• Phyllis Coates, born Gypsie Ann Evarts Stell, actress

Subcultures | Pejoratives

Gitan | çingene