gadgie /ˈɡadʒi 
/ (also gadge) ▸ noun Scottish English / Northern England informal a man: I can only imagine what the gadgie in the call centre later told his mates
the gadges at the bar are glued to the boxing on the telly.
– ORIGIN mid 19th century (as gaugie): from Romani gadjo ‘non-Romani person’.
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