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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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