chai n.1
(UK Und./tramp) a woman.
Romany Rye I 82: About two o’clock, the chals and chies sat down and partook of the fare. | ||
Romany Life 4: In little groups of their own, the chis and chals sit together. | ||
‘Sl.’ in Kray (1989) 62: When a gypsy chy goes out duckering, she will read the palm of your hand. |