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rabbled

Meanings

  • A group of disorderly or noisy people

    - "A rabble of drunken sailors."
    - "The rabble of protesters caused chaos in the city."
Rhymes
Words rhyming with rabbled
rabble , grumble , mumble , stumble
Homonyms
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  1. rabble () : A group of disorderly or noisy people

  2. rabble (obsolete) : To agitate or incite (a crowd or assembly) to riot or disorder.

Homophones
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  1. rabble () : A group of disorderly or noisy people

  2. rabbit () : A small long-eared mammal with a fluffy tail and a large pair of ears.

Variants
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rabble , rabbled , rabbles , rabbling
Forms
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rabble (verb): to gather or form a disorderly group., rabble (noun, plural): a group of disorderly or noisy people.

Etymology
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Middle English (as an adjective): from rabble (noun)

Trivia
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  1. Rabble is an old English word that means a large, disorderly group of people. The word has been used in English literature since the Middle Ages. For example, Shakespeare used the word rabble in several of his plays, including Henry IV, Part 1, and Henry V.

  2. Rabble is not the same as a mob. While both terms refer to large groups of people, a mob is typically more violent and destructive than a rabble. A mob is a group of people who are acting in a violent and destructive manner, often with the intent of causing chaos and confusion. A rabble, on the other hand, is a large, disorderly group of people, often with the intent of expressing, promoting, or protesting something.

  3. Rabble is an old English word that has been used in English literature since the Middle Ages. The word has a rich and varied history, and has been used to describe a wide range of things, from large groups of people to noisy and disorderly situations. The word rabble is often used interchangeably with the words mob, crowd, and throng. While all of these words refer to large groups of people, the exact meaning and connotations of each word can vary somewhat depending on the context in which they are used.

  4. The word rabble is often used interchangeably with the words mob, crowd, and throng. While all of these words refer to large groups of people, the exact meaning and connotations of each word can vary somewhat depending on the context in which they are used.

  5. The word rabble has been used in English literature since the Middle Ages. The word has a rich and varied history, and has been used to describe a wide range of things, from large groups of people to noisy and disorderly situations. The word rabble is often used interchangeably with the words mob, crowd, and throng. While all of these words refer to large groups of people, the exact meaning and connotations of each word can vary somewhat depending on the context in which they are used.

Related Concepts
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  1. mob: A large disorderly crowd of people, typically gathered together in a public place to express, promote, or protest something.

How to Memorize "rabbled"

  1. visualize

    - Imagine a large group of people gathered together in a public place, such as a city square or a park. Some of the people are shouting and waving signs, while others are just standing around, watching the scene unfold. This is what a rabble looks like.

  2. associate

    - Think of a rabble as a large, disorderly group of people. Imagine them as a rowdy, unruly mob that gathers together to create chaos and confusion. This is the type of group that a rabble represents.

  3. mnemonics

    - To help remember what a rabble is, use the following mnemonic: Rabble is a group of disorderly or noisy people. Remember the word DISORDERLY, which contains the letters D-I-S-R-O-B-E-L-Y. These letters remind you of the key features of a rabble: Disorderly, Large, Agitated, Rowdy, Unruly, Mob-like, Gathered to create Chaos and Confusion.

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