Usage examples (22)

• Spain where the Spanish word for gypsy, "gitano," is uttered with pride frequently survive in isolated encampments, reviled as beggars and petty thieves.
• "Did you give the prisoner a hint of our plan?" enquired the gitano.
• Sonically these forms are more similar: the gitano of the flamenkillo is close in tone to the praiseful wails of the qawwal.
• In a brief space of time a sensible diminution of the strain warned him that the gitano had found some additional means of support.