Ribble

rib·ble {rib-uhl} noun, verb, -bled, -bling. –noun 1. a small, mildly disorderly crowd; huddle. 2. the ribble, the common people: The well to do held the ribble in quasi contempt. -verb 1. a meek rallying cry. To be used in the place of "rabble" when the crowd is not large enough or enthusiastic enough to warrant the superlative form: Hey let's ribble up a crowd and go protest the prices of local produce! 2. the diminutive form of rabble