Definitions

1. noun

the remains of something that has been broken or destroyed, especially a building or a structure.

“The city was left to pick up the rubble after the earthquake.”

2. verb

to break or crush into small pieces, as if by an earthquake or other violent force.

“The hurricane rubble the entire neighborhood.”

3. verb

to make something seem insignificant or contemptible, often by criticizing or mocking it.

“The comedian’s jokes were said to rubble the politician’s reputation.”