ralph

as inregurgitate
as inthrow up

Synonyms for ralph

verb vomit

Antonyms for ralph

take in

Word Origin & History

masc. proper name, shortened from Radulf, from Old Norse Raðulfr (Old English Rædwulf), literally "wolf-counsel," from rað "counsel" (see read (n.)) + ulfr "wolf" (see wolf (n.)). The Century Dictionary also lists it as English printers' slang for "An alleged or imagined evil spirit who does mischief in a printing house."

Example Sentences for ralph

All these discoveries were now related to Ralph, circumstantially, and in detail.

It was not like it; but it was Ralph who spoke, and so he said.

Her face was hidden from his view, but Ralph could see that she was weeping.

Ralph looked as if he did not quite understand the observation.

Then Ralph whispered, "We know it was only a myth, don't we?"

"It would probably take us a while, Ralph," he decided regretfully.

You get up and you walk straight up to Ralph with your shoulders squared.

You say, "Ralph, why in hell did you have to steal my driftwood?"

"I don't think I should care to play it that way," said Ralph, laughing.

Ralph stammered, somewhat confusedly, that he hadn't had the pleasure.

ralph

Synonyms for ralph

Antonyms for ralph

More words related to ralph

regurgitate

threw up

throw up