zingara

[ tseeng-gah-rah ]

/ ˈtsiŋ gɑ rɑ /

a female Gypsy.

Words nearby zingara

zinder, zine, zineb, zinfandel, zing, zingara, zingaro, zinger, zingiberaceous, zingy, zinjanthropus

To deceive the zingari—that was a notable triumph for a zingara!

King of Camargue |Jean Aicard
Before he enters the ring they sing a love-duet that displays more depth of feeling than we should expect from a Zingara.

Stars of the Opera |Mabel Wagnalls
But she scrambled quickly to her feet when Irene came running in, "The Zingara" all unsung.

The Madigans |Miriam Michelson
The Picts still held Aquilonia and part of Zingara, and the western coast of the continent.

The Hyborian Age |Robert E. Howard

Only an extremely reckless man would risk his life and goods on this road through Zingara.

The Hour of the Dragon |Robert E. Howard