rabble (2)

t. [RABBLE (2), 8.] To work, as the iron in a puddling furnace, with a rabble. răb-ble-ment, s. [Eng. rabble (1), s.; -ment.] A tumultuous crowd of noisy vulgar people; a rab-large and un. ble, a mob. "And hush'd the hubbub of the rabblement ." Thomson: Castle of Indolence, ii. 45. răb'-blěr, s. [Eng. rabbl (e) (2), v.; -er.] Metall.: A scraper. răb-bō-ni, 8. [RABBI.]