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(rălf) 
intr.v. Slang, ralphed, ralph·ing, ralphs.
To vomit.
intr.v. Slang, ralphed, ralph·ing, ralphs.
To vomit.
[Imitative use of the personal name Ralph.]
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and rolf in. to empty one's stomach; to vomit. (Teens and collegiate.) She went home and ralphed for an hour.
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verb intr. and trans.
/rælf, raυf/ Also Ralph /rælf, raυf/
Also Ralph
verb intr. and trans., orig and mainly US
To vomit or gag; often followed by up. (1967 —) .
Village Voice He ralphs up the downers and the quarts of beer (1974).
[Apparently a use of the personal name, but perh. imitative of the sound of vomiting.]
/rælf, raυf/ Also Ralph /rælf, raυf/
Also Ralph
verb intr. and trans., orig and mainly US
To vomit or gag; often followed by up. (1967 —) .
Village Voice He ralphs up the downers and the quarts of beer (1974).
[Apparently a use of the personal name, but perh. imitative of the sound of vomiting.]
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