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ralph

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ralph  (rlf)
intr.v. ralphed, ralph·ing, ralphs Slang
To vomit.
[Imitative use of the personal name Ralph.]
Translations
ralph (US sl)
vi (= vomit) → sich erbrechen, kotzen (inf)
n (= food thrown up) → Kotze f (inf)
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His most daring liberty was taken with her mind, which, for reasons of his own, he desired to be exalted and infallible, and of such independence that it was only in the case of Ralph Denham that it swerved from its high, swift flight, but where he was concerned, though fastidious at first, she finally swooped from her eminence to crown him with her approval.
Night and Day by Woolf, Virginia View in context
A description of him was easily procured and sent to the detectives; and some hopeful spirits, of whom Ralph was one, did not despair of his apprehension.
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The tow-headed leopard man, who was billed on the boards as Raoul Castlemon and was called Ralph by his intimates, was already in the cage.
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