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rake off
rake off
rake
something
off
(of)
something
and
rake
something
off
to remove something from something by raking. (Of is usually retained before pronouns.)
Please rake the leaves off the lawn.
Rake off the leaves.
See also:
off
,
rake
rake off
Make an unlawful profit, as in
They suspected her of raking off some of the campaign contributions for her personal use
. This expression alludes to the raking of chips by an attendant at a gambling table. [Late 1800s]
See also:
off
,
rake
Common Names:
Name
Gender
Pronounced
Usage
Livna
-
Hebrew
Wren
REN
English (Rare)
Pax
-
Roman Mythology
Cornelius
kər-NEE-lee-əs
(English)
, kawr-NAY-lee-us
(Dutch)
, kawr-NE-lee-uws
(German)
Ancient Roman, English, Dutch, German, Biblical
Anouk
-
Dutch, French
Ravenna
-
English (Rare)
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