1. A tumultuous, noisy crowd; the mob; the dregs or lower class of the people; a rhapsody.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• trable,
• tabble,
• rammble,
• rabie,
• rabbie,
• vable,
• horabble,
• trauble,
• reable,
• parble,
• reble,
• trubble,
• grubble,
• arble,
• trebble,
• rabba,
• rabge,
• rascle,
• readble,
• hable

• rapley,
• ravel,
• ribble,
• rubble,
• raffle,
• raible.

The adverb form of the word "rabble" is "rabble-rouser".

The adjective form of the word "rabble" is "rabble-rousing".

The plural form of the word "rabble" is "rabbles"

The singular form of the word "rabble" is "rabbler"