* Gypsy (romany) is a member of a traveling people. Gypsies (pl. romanies) have dark skin and hair and speak Romany and traditionally live by seasonal work, itinerant trade, and fortune-telling.
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To see a gypsy in your dream implies that you want to live your life without restrictions. It may also mean that you should set some solid goals and objectives.
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1. Dreaming of a female gypsy fortuneteller indicates unexpected good news, while dreaming of a male gypsy, usually a musician, foreshadows romance.
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If you dream of a gypsy or gypsies, it is a suggestion that you should follow your dreams, even if others don't believe in them.
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If you dream of visiting a gypsy camp, you will have an offer of importance and will investigate the standing of the parties to your disadvantage.
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To dream of a gypsy, warns that you will be likely to lose something valuable to you.
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Gypsy - To dream of a gypsy, is an omen of a speedy and unwise marriage.
Note: These dream definitions came from "Lucidity Everywhere". The book is currently out of print. Dream definitions are updated periodically.
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Gypsy - Dreaming about gypsies may indicate a desire to roam freely without responsibilities and obligations, or to venture forth to seek your fortune by chance.
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Seeing a gypsy in your dream, indicates your desire to roam freely without responsibility and obligation. Alternatively, this symbol may suggest your need to look toward the future.
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The symbol is the language of dreams. Thus in a dream a dog may be a symbol for best friend, water may be a symbol for emotion, and so on.
Gypsy - looking to the future; undiscovered part of your personality. A loner, oucast.
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To see a gypsy in your dream, signifies your desire to roam freely without responsibility and obligation. Alternatively, this symbol may suggest your need to look toward the future.
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If you are on a strange island which is foggy then your family are likely to face a dilemma will stop a decision needs to be made. The Gypsy folklore meaning of this dream is that it is a dream of uncertainty and that it is important to you ...
caravan the gypsy in you calls for adventure; following behind others on your journey; look after your car and van. Who needs a holiday?
GYM athletic ways of thinking
GYM great effort towards something
GYM the need to exercise and stay fit
GYPSY cunning rogue
GYPSY pyschic powers and intuition
GYPSY wandering mind and thoughts - a wish to roam freely ...
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ACCORDION: (GDR) A popular Gypsy instrument. To dream of playing an accordion indicates that you are having to work hard to achieve your desires.
A major social event that you will perform in or at is suggested by a dream of a tambourine. If you dream of a Gypsy playing a tambourine you will find it denotes your restlessness at home or work.
Camping vehicles may symbolize a gypsy adventure attitude; holding open the option of moving on if a situation, doesn't fit you. A tent city may symbolize a sense of homelessness lack of belonging, loss of [.] ...
Tramp - freedom lover, wanderer, gypsy. Owes no allegiance to anyone and is only concerned with what lays ahead.
Gaiter - Geography
Ghost - Goat
Goblet - Grapes
Grass - Gypsy
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To dream of a tramp in the sense of a decrepit old wanderer links us back to the part of ourselves that is seldom expressed fully in real life. It is the ‘drop-out'or gypsy within us. We may be conscious of our need for irresponsibility.
They do usually have a stereotypical identity though. For example, the generic character may be a policeman (representing authority), a spy (who is covert), or a gypsy (usually seen as being nomadic).
 See also: Dreams, Dream, Spirit, Will, Ritual
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