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Rampallian

RAMPAL'LIAN, n. A mean wretch. [Not in use.]

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RAMPAL'LIAN, n. A mean wretch. [Not in use.]

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Ramp

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R is the eighteenth letter of the English Alphabet, and an articulation sui generis, having little or no resemblance in pronunciation to any other letter. but from the position of the tongue in uttering it, it...

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