Definition of ribble-rabble in English:

ribble-rabble

(also rivel-ravel)

adjective ˈrɪbl ˈrabl

rare

Disorderly, confused; (of language or speech) rambling, gabbling, meaningless; (of persons, places, events, etc.) unruly, uncontrolled.

noun ˈrɪbl ˈrabl

rare

1Confused speech or language; meaningless chatter, rigmarole; babble, gabble; an instance of this.
2Motley, disorderly, or unruly people; rabble; (as a count noun) an unruly crowd.

Origin

Early 16th century (in an earlier sense). Reduplication (with vowel variation) of rabble. With later use compare also some forms rabble adjective.

Definition of ribble-rabble in US English:

ribble-rabble

(also rivel-ravel)

adjectiveˈrɪbl ˈrabl

rare

Disorderly, confused; (of language or speech) rambling, gabbling, meaningless; (of persons, places, events, etc.) unruly, uncontrolled.

nounˈrɪbl ˈrabl

rare

1Confused speech or language; meaningless chatter, rigmarole; babble, gabble; an instance of this.
2Motley, disorderly, or unruly people; rabble; (as a count noun) an unruly crowd.

Origin

Early 16th century (in an earlier sense). Reduplication (with vowel variation) of rabble. With later use compare also some forms rabble [adjective].

词汇	ribble-rabble
释义	Definition of ribble-rabble in English: ribble-rabble (also rivel-ravel) adjective ˈrɪbl ˈrabl rare Disorderly, confused; (of language or speech) rambling, gabbling, meaningless; (of persons, places, events, etc.) unruly, uncontrolled. noun ˈrɪbl ˈrabl rare 1Confused speech or language; meaningless chatter, rigmarole; babble, gabble; an instance of this. 2Motley, disorderly, or unruly people; rabble; (as a count noun) an unruly crowd. Origin Early 16th century (in an earlier sense). Reduplication (with vowel variation) of rabble. With later use compare also some forms rabble adjective. Definition of ribble-rabble in US English: ribble-rabble (also rivel-ravel) adjectiveˈrɪbl ˈrabl rare Disorderly, confused; (of language or speech) rambling, gabbling, meaningless; (of persons, places, events, etc.) unruly, uncontrolled. nounˈrɪbl ˈrabl rare 1Confused speech or language; meaningless chatter, rigmarole; babble, gabble; an instance of this. 2Motley, disorderly, or unruly people; rabble; (as a count noun) an unruly crowd. Origin Early 16th century (in an earlier sense). Reduplication (with vowel variation) of rabble. With later use compare also some forms rabble [adjective].
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