anyone that is below you. It can be socially, economically, linguistically, intelligently, whatever, it doesn't matter. It is up to you to decide and is on a case by case basis. Though if you are calling some rich bastard like Warren Buffet a pleb than your first name should probably be Sultan, to put it in perspective. It is best to use the word to describe someone that is not around though because then they are not there to prove you wrong with a fat stack of cash or by breaking out the queen's english or some crap. However, calling someone a pleb usually does not lead to a fight because they are likely too stupid to understand how much you have just insulted them. It is really best used to embrace your own current well-being, in good fun, with a underhanded insult on the dregs of society.
A guy walks out onto his pool deck in the middle of the afternoon with a tray full of double patron margaritas for his friends and lobster tails and steaks on the grill and says "I wonder what the plebs are doin today?" and then wonders if he turned on the security system at his beach house.
by LoopDit July 8, 2012
1)one who's inferior intelligence results in them making a complete titface out of themselves in public
2)one who has had their brain replaced with a mall cucumber whilst visiting the doctor fora routine check up
also used as the verb
plebbed, or to pleb
2)one who has had their brain replaced with a mall cucumber whilst visiting the doctor fora routine check up
also used as the verb
plebbed, or to pleb
"jonny francis is a right pleb," cried cristina
"don't tell me that billy has fucking plebed it up again!"
"don't tell me that billy has fucking plebed it up again!"
by fred December 3, 2003
Short for Plebeian.
Today, Pleb is often used to describe a person who appears to belong to the lower or middle classes of society.
This term was originally used to refer to the class of common people in ancient Rome. These people were often poor or middle class, but could also be very wealthy. A wealthy Pleb differed from a Patrician (the elite/upper class) because they were not born into their social status, but rather moved up in society on their own steam.
Today, Pleb is often used to describe a person who appears to belong to the lower or middle classes of society.
This term was originally used to refer to the class of common people in ancient Rome. These people were often poor or middle class, but could also be very wealthy. A wealthy Pleb differed from a Patrician (the elite/upper class) because they were not born into their social status, but rather moved up in society on their own steam.
Upperclassman: "He doesn't have an education and he has a crappy job that earns him very little money. He's such a Pleb"
by Trufs February 17, 2009
PLEB is an abreviation of PLEBIAN.A commoner in ancient rome and also modern paignton in devon england.
by lowdown November 18, 2004
pleb (n): a member of the lower classes. Inferior in every way.
to pleb up (vb): to increase quantity of plebs per se, to increase volume of the lower classes. Can be reflexive ('Surrey is plebbing itself up') or normal.
to pleb up (vb): to increase quantity of plebs per se, to increase volume of the lower classes. Can be reflexive ('Surrey is plebbing itself up') or normal.
He's such a pleb, it's disgusting me.
Look at that lower class pleb.
Ugh, this place is really becoming plebbed up.
Look at that lower class pleb.
Ugh, this place is really becoming plebbed up.
by BorisJAM March 4, 2008
Everyone who thinks "townies" and "rude-boi's" are plebs.
do you seriously think plebs were around in roman times you fucking plebheads!
do you seriously think plebs were around in roman times you fucking plebheads!
by pleb May 31, 2004