rabble in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
rabble in Sindhi سنڌي
rabble in English
- rabble⇄adj. disorderly; rude; low.
- rabble⇄expr. the rabble, the lower classes of persons (used in an unfriendly way).
Ex. The proud nobles scorned the rabble. Theognis complains that the rabble rule the state with monstrous laws (John Addington Symonds). - rabble⇄noun a disorderly crowd; mob.
Ex. A rabble of angry citizens stormed the embassy. - rabble⇄noun 1. an iron bar bent at one end, used for stirring, skimming, or gathering molten metal in puddling.
Ex. The slag is now drawn with a rabble into molds prepared for it (Rossiter Raymond).
2. any similar instrument. - rabble⇄rabble (1), noun, verb, -bled,-bling,adjective.
- rabble⇄rabble (2), noun, verb, -bled,-bling.
- rabble⇄rabble (3), transitive verb, intransitive verb, -bled,-bling.
(Dialect, Especially British.) to speak in a rapid, confused manner; gabble. - rabble⇄v.t. to attack (a person or his property) as a rabble does; mob.
- rabble⇄v.t. to stir, skim, or gather with a rabble.
Ex. The molten metal is thoroughly stirred, or rabbled, to make it uniform (Harper's).