Jipped

[Tina]

cheated, stolen, dissed. Jipper is not part of jipped.

[Tanya Shivari]

A misspelling of [gypped].

[Sonia]

ripped off, missed out on something

[Jessica]

To make a mockery of, or to cleverly and humerously take the mickey out of someone.

[Tracie Lynn]

To be cheated, [swindled], or cleverly robbed of your money or goods. Origin of the word is derived from gypsy. When the old school traveling gypsy shows would travel from town to town back in the old days, the gypsies always used their clever skills to [procure] [the audiences] money, using unsavory practices.