gypt

to be swindled or cheated.
used primarily in urban or inner city neighborhoods since at least the 1970’s
no racial connotations were -ssociated with usage.
“i just bought some black and white sh-ll-toe addidas for $100”
“what? i only paid $50 for mine, yo! you got gyp’t.
to be without internet, mostly for reasons beyond your control, probably with some government or even higher intervention.
i’m in gypt, i’m so gypted right now, i was gypted the whole day yesterday.
how is egypt called when they have no access to information and communications technology.
basically it’s the word egypt without the prefix ‘e’ that stands for electronic.
guy1: what do you call egypt now that they have no internet and telecommunications?

guy2: i dunno, what?

guy1: gypt.

guy2: roflol!
to be ripped off by an egyptian in a business transaction. this a national p-ss time for many egyptians with their prey being primarily western tourists. the practice has also been known to occur in other countries at the hands of egyptian immigrants. being ‘gypt’ is often preceded by being asked for ‘baksheesh’ (tip). if you’re being asked for ‘baksheesh’ before a transaction has occurred you are most likely about to be ‘gypt’.
“after dealing with that local tour operator i feel completely gypt”

“i think i paid too much for that shawarma, gypt again!”