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rabble

[rab-uhl] / ˈræb əl /


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So he can rouse that rabble if he bolsters the blue line?

From Washington Post

One group doesn't like democracy because they don't trust the "ignorant masses" and the "rabble" to choose leaders who can make decisions for an entire country.

From Salon

An admitted “rabble rouser,” he interrupted a 1972 council meeting to read a speech calling for full statehood, only to be led away by guards.

From Washington Post

The rabble ransacked congressional offices, sent senators, representatives and their staff members into hiding, and threatened the vice president and Speaker of the House with serious harm.

From Seattle Times

“You feed the rabble leftist mob that is shouting that America is racist, hoping they won’t come for you.”

From New York Times