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1. Bohemian - inhabitant of Bohemia, relating to Bohemia. 2. bohemian (not the small b) - leading an unconventional lifestyle, especially of artists and poets, often at odds with conventional morality (absinthe, opium, sex, etc). 3. In American English only(?) - bohemian is sometimes used of gypsies. gypsy - Romany

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1. Bohemian - inhabitant of Bohemia, relating to Bohemia. 2. bohemian (not the small b) - leading an unconventional lifestyle, especially of artists and poets, often at odds with conventional morality (absinthe, opium, sex, etc). 3. In American English only(?) - bohemian is sometimes used of gypsies. gypsy - Romany

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What is bohemia rhapsody. It's BOHEMIAN Rhapsody.

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Bohemian food originates from Bohemia. Bohemia was its own nation before becoming part of the Czech republic. I am bohemian, my father is 100% bohemian. When we were kids, we used to go to a bohemian restaurant on the south side of Chicago. I remember eating sauerkraut, dumplings, beef stew, and something called blood soup.

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Bohemia was a historical area of central Europe. There is no such language as "Bohemian." Most of the area of Bohemia is now in the Czech republic, and the Czech word for grandma is babička.

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That is the correct spelling of the proper noun "Bohemian" (of Bohemia, or someone with an unconventional, non-traditional lifestyle).

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