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ralph

1

[ralf]

verb (used without object)

Slang.
  1. to vomit.



Ralph

2

[ralf, reyf, rahf, rahlf]

noun

  1. a male given name: from Old Norse words meaning “counsel” and “wolf.”

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Word History and Origins

Origin of ralph1

First recorded in 1965–70; apparently of expressive origin
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It started when founder Ralph Broadbent wanted to host a party in his parents' Derbyshire garden while they were away.

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Among those who loved and continue to mourn Flores are Rene Vaca and Ralph Barbosa — prominent Latino acts in the comedy world — who considered the late comedian a “brother.”

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Ralph Wilde, UCL professor of law, also believes there is proof of genocide.

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Pride Of Arras, the Dante Stakes winner at York trained by Ralph Beckett, was backed into second favourite for the Derby at 4-1 but could only finish 17th although stablemate Stanhope Gardens was fifth, just behind French contender New Ground.

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The lawsuit describes a meeting in February 2024, where the resort’s president, Ralph Grippo, became “visibly angry” after hearing a woman on the team planned to take maternity leave.

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