Phrasal Verb 'Rake'

We have 5 phrasal verb definitions related to 'Rake'.

• Rake in (1)
• Rake it in (1)
• Rake off (1)
• Rake over (1)
• Rake up (1)

Rake in

Meaning: Earn, make money easily

Example: She's RAKING IN thousands a day.

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Rake it in

Meaning: Make a lot of money

Example: It's the only shop in the area and they're RAKING IT IN.

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Rake off

Meaning: Cheat someone by charging them too much

Example: They RAKE tourists OFF all the time.

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Rake over

Meaning: Talk, think, etc, about something negative in the past

Example: They keep RAKING OVER the rows we had last year.

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Rake up

Meaning: Bring something back to people's attention

Example: The press have RAKED UP some scandals from her past.

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