_Rals_
ral n "They're the real _Rals_." The Rals were people from 'up the Bay' who threatened to organize and take food and supplies by force in 1816-1874 when destitution and food riots were common occurrences. When the term is applied to young [reverse] men today it means that th...
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| Summary: | ral n "They're the real _Rals_." The Rals were people from 'up the Bay' who threatened to organize and take food and supplies by force in 1816-1874 when destitution and food riots were common occurrences. When the term is applied to young [reverse] men today it means that they are generally bad characters, bent on mischief, and not to be trusted. It is commonly used in Brigus. Yes Used I and Sup Used I Not used NEWFOUNDLAND FOLKLORE SURVEY Reverse side of R_13196 |
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