gypper

English

Etymology 1

From gyp +‎ -er.

Noun

gypper (plural gyppers)

1. One who gyps; a cheat or swindler.
   • 2004, Sophia Dembling, Lisa Gutierrez, The Making of Dr. Phil, page 55:

     "I think people are being gypped," the 87-year-old Wooster-Petrik says of McGraw's current-day followers. "Once a gypper, you're not going to change colors."

   • 2013, Ruby Pearl Boor Barraw, 92 Years - The Poems of My Life (page 25)

     He grabs the cat's food and is a gypper / He romps and plays and acts like a nipper

Etymology 2

Noun

gypper (plural gyppers)

1. (UK, slang) A gypsy.