" rabbles "

 [ "rabble rabble rabble" ]

1: The sound made up of multiple voices of an angry mob or crowd, usually holding pitchforks, flaming torches, or picket signs. Usually followed by public speaker figure getting up on a podium and bringing everyone to order.

  * e.g.,  ... Angry mob assembled in town square: "Rabble rabble rabble!" 

 [ "RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE!" ]

1: what crouds in south park yell at city hall when they are outraged or there is a conflict or problem.

  * e.g.,  ... Croud:"RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE(etc)!!!!" 

 [ "Rabble Rabble Rabble!" ]

1: Contrary to popular belief, a phrase NOT coined by South Park but instead by Mel Brooks in "Blazing Saddles" to express general disapproval.

  * e.g.,  ... *referee calls a foul* 

 [ "rabble rabble" ]

1: talking in meaningless syllables

  * e.g.,  ... Sashank was talking, but all I heard was "Rabble Rabble." 

 [ "rabble rabble" ]

1: An expression of being, often in connection with the theft of hamburger goodness.

  * e.g.,  ... I just stole these hamburgers without Ronald noticing! Rabble rabble! 

 [ "rabble rabble" ]

1: a meaningless phrase often repeated in aguments

  * e.g.,  ... the conversation as follows: 

 [ "Rabble" ]

1: Single word, meant to be repeated with gusto, in heated arguments or large groups of protesters. Used in place of 'real words', not to be chanted.

  * e.g.,  ... 'Rabble rabble rabble rabble rabble rabble rabble rabble etc.' 

 [ "rabble" ]

1: The foolish and easily controlled general public, often rebellious but futile against political or ideological leaders.

  * e.g.,  ... "What have you in common with the troublemaking rabble?" 

 [ "rabble rabble rabble" ]

1: the sound made when dennis speaks into ventrilo, it is often characterized by loud unintelligible sounds that often are followed by laughter

  * e.g.,  ... "RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE!" said dennis while playing counterstrike, we couldn't understand him so we just agreed. 

 [ "rabble" ]

1: general smalltalk that gets repeated using different keywords, adjectives and nouns rearranged in different phrases in order to portray the same scenario

  * e.g.,  ... we are the kings of rabble, not good rabble or bad rabble. just rabble... oh yeah, there is no bad rabble ps.