A crowd; a mob, the rabble.
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释义 | the world > space > relative position > arrangement or fact of being arranged > state of being gathered together > an assemblage or collection > [noun] > of people or animals > regarded as a whole or a body of people gathered > large or numerous > disorderly (14) frapec1330 A crowd; a mob, the rabble. rabblea1398 A disorderly, disorganized, or unruly crowd; a boisterous throng of people; a mob. rafflea1450 †A group (of young men or boys) (obsolete). Also: a group of worthless or contemptible people, riff-raff; a rowdy group of people, a rabble (also… unlawful assembly1485 an illegal gathering of people; spec. (English Law) a gathering of three or more people who intend to commit an act of violence or breach of the… rabblement1543 A disorderly, disorganized, or unruly crowd; = rabble, n.1 1a. Frequently with of. Now chiefly literary or Scottish and English regional (northern). rabble rout?1589 = rabble, n.1 1a 1b. ringat-rangata1600 Disorderly, disorganized, or unruly people. hurry1620 concrete. A confused crowd, a mob. Obsolete. rare. ribble-rabble1635 Motley, disorderly, or unruly people; rabble; (as a count noun) an unruly crowd. Also: confusion, disorderliness; a confused state. tempest1746 A confused or tumultuous throng; †a crowded assembly: cf. hurricane, n. 2b (obsolete); a rushing or tearing crowd. cohue1850 An unruly crowd; a mob. pig pile1880 A disordered mass or heap of people, formed around an individual on whom others jump. Also figurative. Cf. dog pile, n. 1. dog pile1921 A disordered mass or heap of people, formed around an individual on whom others jump. Also figurative. Cf. pig pile, n. scrimmage1968 A disorderly crowd of people or things. |
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