rabble rabble rabble

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.

Angry mob assembled in town square: "Rabble rabble rabble!"

by Cheri January 25, 2005

RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE!

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!!!"

by MITCHELL July 10, 2005

Rabble Rabble Rabble!

Contrary to popular belief, a phrase NOT coined by South Park but instead by Mel Brooks in "Blazing Saddles" to express general disapproval.

*referee calls a foul*
coach "how can you make that call from that angle? rabble rabble rabble!"

by getitrightbastard March 26, 2010

rabble rabble

talking in meaningless syllables

Sashank was talking, but all I heard was "Rabble Rabble."

by Jamesly Mulford Q. Mephesto Stafford the IV Warren September 22, 2003

rabble rabble

An expression of being, often in connection with the theft of hamburger goodness.

I just stole these hamburgers without Ronald noticing! Rabble rabble!

by Boekelheide March 12, 2003

rabble rabble

a meaningless phrase often repeated in aguments

the conversation as follows:
"You fucked my girlfriend"
"Did Not"
"Fucker"
"RABBLE!"
"RABBLE RABBLE!"
"RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE!"
"RABBLE RABBLE!" and so on...

by OX October 15, 2003

Rabble

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.

'Rabble rabble rabble rabble rabble rabble rabble rabble etc.'

by Slimple April 3, 2006