murph
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- proper noun
- /mɜrf/
- Informal
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Murph
- Murph, feeling any pressure?
- Murph said
- tell Murph
- Hey, Murph
And you've got a player like Murph just said, he's got legs.
- And you've got a player like Murph just said, he's got legs.
- He says tell Murph to expect some visitors.
- So I knew Murph and Kaylee, I think, were over.
- So I told Murph on Instagram, DM there.
- Axelsson, Murph Luttrell, dude, it like, like, it's like, that's tough.
Examples
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Look, Murph, I think we got started off on the wrong foot.
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Hey, Murph, tomorrow's my boy's birthday.
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Hey, Murph, how do you like this face?
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Just read the number back to me, Murph.
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It's me, Murph, of Murph and the Magic Tones.
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My man Murph can play 3B this year... and stay there...
Blog text (17) -
I also like Murph because he plays the game with some energy, spunk, and verve.
Blog text (33) -
Yeah, Murph has paid his dues and earned the right to be the starting second baseman.
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I support Murph.
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Look, Murph, I think we got started off on the wrong foot.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word murph as a nickname is a short form of the surname Murphy, which comes from old Irish words meaning 'sea warrior'. So calling someone 'murph' is just using their family name as a friendly nickname.