Definition of "rubel" []

• See Table at currency. (noun)

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• "For example, a long cogged wooden instrument called a "rubel" (sounds similar to the name of the Russian currency) was used instead of an iron."
• "If you don't want to become part of the 'lazysphere' (puh-lease) then don't follow techmeme or rubel or any of the A-list bloggers."
• "It is an ordinary vomit, vinum scilliticum mixed with rubel in a little white wine."