Noun
The common people; the mob.
A member of the lowest class in the military academy at West Point.
Source: Webster's dictionaryEvery year as part of the year end festivities, Herndon is covered with lard and plebes attempt to climb the monument, remove a "dixie cup" (the headwear of a plebe) and put a "cover" (the standard midshipman hat) on top. Source: Internet
A total of nine teams registered for the tournament: Galaxy FC, La Plebe, Vince, San Mateo, Legends, Peace Makers, United FC, Jokers, and the Catrachos. Source: Internet
Latino punk outfit La Plebe, indie darlings Crystal Antlers and jazz pianist McCoy Tyner set their compasses for Santa Cruz. Source: Internet
Rank Structure A member of the entering class—the fourth class, the lowest rank of midshipmen—is also known as a "plebe" (plural plebes). Source: Internet
They were also named National Intercollegiate Champions. citation In 1955, the tradition of greasing Herndon Monument for plebes to climb to exchange their plebe "dixie cup" covers (hats) for a midshipman's cover started. Source: Internet
In the first months as a "plebe", he was given numerous demerits for rule infractions and then got into serious trouble for failing to report infractions by other cadets when on supervisory duty. Source: Internet