Read full poem →(*1) Flavius Vospicus says, that the hymn here introduced was
sung by the rabble upon the occasion of Aurelian, in the Sarmatic
war, having slain, with his own hand, nine hundred and fifty of
Dictionary Entry
To speak in a confused manner; talk incoherently; utter nonsense
Origin
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Common Phrases
. rabblerout rabblerabble mererabble undisciplinedrabble disorderly
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Poetry examples for “rabble”
Excerpts from the ReadingWillow English Library collection.
Read full poem →animal’s hoofs. See! the beast has very justly kicked one of the
rabble over—and another—and another—and another. Indeed, I cannot
help admiring the animal for the excellent use he is making of
Read full poem →with their faces painted, shouting and gesticulating to the
rabble?”
Read full poem →And your father, who was brave as a leopard,
Was governor in Hei Shu, and put down the barbarian rabble.
And one May he had you send for me,
Read full poem →is well known, how exactly the event corresponded to the prophecy; even
the circumstance of the rabble rising upon the Catholic priests was
most literally verified. In most of the sea-port towns, they watched
Read full poem →Has sharply blamed a British Lioness;
That queen, whose feast the factious rabble keep,
Exposed obscenely naked, and asleep._--P. 197.