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RABBLE , a generalSee also: term for a disorderly See also: crowd, apparently connected with the verb " to rabble," to talk or See also: work in a confused manner, Du. rabbelen, Ger. dialect rabbeln, cf
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Gr. pa(3fiaaeiv, to howl
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In iron and steehmanufacture, a puddling-tool, for stirring the molten See also: metal, is called a " rabble." This is a different word, adapted from Fr. rdble, for roable, Med
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See also: Lat. rotabulum, Lat. rutabulum (ruere, to rake), a fire-See also: shovel or oven rake
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