Rolfe

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Kicking or knocking into things at random, causing a lot of swearing and crying amongst grown men. Also referred to as superrolfing, when the person hurts him or herselves. Urban Dictionary

A trademarked system of deep tissue bodywork and movement education , more properly termed "structural integration", that is an outcome based process that sequentially works through the body to optimally align it in gravity and balance the dynamic relationship between the torso and the head, girdles and limbs. The process usually consists of a 10 part protocol. Named after its originator, US biochemist Dr Ida P. Rolf (1896-1979). Urban Dictionary

A word that can replace almost any adjective, and some nouns, oh and some verbs. It really does have a place in every sentence ever spoken. Urban Dictionary

Originally meant to be ROFL, which stands for "Rolling On (the) Floor Laughing", it gradually turned into ROLF because it rolls off the tongue easier. Urban Dictionary

Rolling On Laughing Floor Urban Dictionary

That weird fucker from ed edd & eddy Urban Dictionary

A term to describe the desire for sexual relations with a female who is particularly attractive. It is believed that the term was first used in the 1960's when a Rolfesaurus observed a particularly well stacked female. Urban Dictionary

To wreck, destroy, defeat, or leave in shambles Urban Dictionary

The noise you make when you slip on ice in a parking lot, but don't quite fall. Urban Dictionary

An annoying show off who thinks he is cool.Most Rolfs like to climb thing to impress people.Are usually cute,blonde and short and from Finland. They will ruin their lives by trying to be cool. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to rolfe:
rolfe, role, rolf, wolfe, rolle, rofe, golfe, roffe, rolfs, roofe.

Words that rhyme with rolfe:
rolf, dolf, dolph, rolph, hrolf, nolf, randolf, bolf, ludolph, ardolph, bardolf, marzolf, musolf, odolf, rohlf.

Adjectives that are often used to describe rolfe:
neville, young, old, donohue, english, late, poor, little, metro, dear, large, slow, musical, sec, third, major, observant, tall, notable, nosed, close, much, true, eccentric, dim.

Consonant match to rolfe:
ralph, rolf, ralf, relf, rolph, relph, rohlf.

Words that sound like rolfe:
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