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.
by Slimple April 02, 2006
1)A Term used by skiers and snowboarders referencing getting it in on the mountain in Summit County
2)To Ski or Snowboard on large mountains, most likely at Keystone or A-Basin, (Alcohol & Facial Hair may be involved)
2)To Ski or Snowboard on large mountains, most likely at Keystone or A-Basin, (Alcohol & Facial Hair may be involved)
by Brought to you by TBO Summit November 26, 2010
It's the male counterpart to the female 'harem.' A group of men that are in rotation for a polyamorous woman.
by lovelylisametermaid May 13, 2015
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.
by Cheri January 25, 2005
what crouds in south park yell at city hall when they are outraged or there is a conflict or problem.
Croud:"RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE(etc)!!!!"
Randy Marsh:"We have to stop all these child abductions!"
Croud:"RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE!!!!"
Mayor:"It's not going to help the situation if all you people do is stand there and yell RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE!"
Croud:"RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE!!!"
Randy Marsh:"We have to stop all these child abductions!"
Croud:"RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE!!!!"
Mayor:"It's not going to help the situation if all you people do is stand there and yell RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE!"
Croud:"RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE!!!"
by MITCHELL July 10, 2005
Contrary to popular belief, a phrase NOT coined by South Park but instead by Mel Brooks in "Blazing Saddles" to express general disapproval.
by getitrightbastard March 25, 2010
1. The disorganized utterances of a large crowd, usually as part of a mob.
2. When someone takes a disorganized approach to speaking out against something, the result being an incoherent collection of syllables.
2. When someone takes a disorganized approach to speaking out against something, the result being an incoherent collection of syllables.
1. Before George Bush took the stage, the crowd that had gathered to see him could be heard: "...screw the poor...rabble rabble...kill the brown people, go to war...rabble rabble..."
2. After George Bush took the stage he was quoted saying " ... rabble rabble... Iraq... rabble ...Al Qaeda... rabble rabble... Liberty...Freedom... business... rabble rabble..." - which is actually a direct quote from every speech he has ever made.
2. After George Bush took the stage he was quoted saying " ... rabble rabble... Iraq... rabble ...Al Qaeda... rabble rabble... Liberty...Freedom... business... rabble rabble..." - which is actually a direct quote from every speech he has ever made.
by ken.cc May 08, 2005