rabble¹ /rabˈl/

1. A disorderly gathering or crowd
2. A mob
3. (with the) the lowest class of people
4. A confused stream of words

Of or like a rabble

To gabble

To mob

rabbˈlement noun

1. A rabble
2. Tumult

rabbˈling noun (esp Scot hist)

The mobbing and ousting of the Episcopal ‘curates' at the Revolution

rabbˈle-rouse intransitive verb

rabbˈle-rouser noun

A person who stirs up the common people to discontent and violence esp by inflammatory speeches, a demagogue

rabbˈle-rousing noun

rabble rout noun (obsolete)

The mob, rabble

rabble² /rabˈl/

A device for stirring molten iron, etc in a furnace

To stir with a rabble

rabbˈler noun

• unpredictably
• unpredicted
• unpredicting
• unpredicts
• unpreferred
• unpregnant
• unprejudiced
• unprelatical
• unpremeditable
• unpremeditated
• unpremeditatedly
• unpremeditatedness
• unpremeditation
• unpreoccupied
• unprepare
• unprepared
• unpreparedly
• unpreparedness
• unpreparednesses
• unprepares
• unpreparing
• unprepossessed
• unprepossessing
• unprescribed
• unpresentable