Raked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RAKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RAKE, to gather with a toothed bar on a handle
• draw together with a rake or similar implement
• make (ground) smooth with a rake
• draw or drag (something) through something with a sweeping movement
• sweep (something) from end to end with gunfire, a look, or a beam of light
• move across something with a long sweeping movement
• search or rummage through something
• set (something) at a sloping angle
• scratch or scrape (something, especially a person's flesh) with a long sweeping movement
• (of a ship's mast or funnel) incline from the perpendicular towards the stern
• (of a ship's bow or stern) project at its upper part beyond the keel.
NOUN:
• an implement consisting of a pole with a toothed crossbar or fine tines at the end, used especially for drawing together cut grass or smoothing loose soil or gravel.
• an implement similar to a rake used for other purposes, e.g. by a croupier drawing in money at a gaming table.
• an act of raking
• a fashionable or wealthy man of immoral or promiscuous habits
• the angle at which a thing slopes
• the angle of the edge or face of a cutting tool.
• a number of railway carriages or wagons coupled together
• a herd of colts.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to gather with a toothed implement

Words related to RAKED

rake8 rakes9 raking11

Words that contain RAKED

braked13 craked13 beraked14 straked12 unraked12 unbraked15 muckraked22 overraked17 aerobraked17 overbraked20 ringstraked17

How to use RAKED in a sentence

• Eleseus did not spare himself either, but raked away till his hands were blistered and had to be wrapped in rags.
• Many things are now raked up and talked over about him.
• He examined the lawn to see whether the furnace-man had raked it properly.
• The window where he sat raked the garden on the far side.
• A few months of military discipline will make fearless soldiers of the most ignominious wretches who can be raked from the gutters of Christian or heathen lands.
• With a stick he raked from the fire some hot coals.
• Then he pushed the fire back and raked the ashes out of the trench.
• Every man offered himself, though all knew what it meant to cross that stretch of open country raked with rifle fire.
• He, Frederick, had pitched the hay, while Isaac mowed and raked.
• His left side was torn and bleeding where a piece of shell had raked him from shoulder to knee.
• For two hours the troopers drawn up in battle array sat motionless, while their ranks were being cruelly raked.
• She raked aside the ashes until some embers were disclosed beneath, which were readily fanned into a flame.
• We were warned not to get into the street which led to the bridge, as the Germans raked that street with their fire if a single person appeared.
• In order to dry the cacao uniformly it is raked over and over in the sun.
• The front lines of the Yser were raked clear by shell, rifle, and machine-gun fire.
• Where the wall is to be plastered the joints are either left open or raked out, or the superfluous mortar may be left protruding as shown at J.
• I have raked through various biographical dictionaries trying to discover who Younge E.
• I took the tongs and put the book upright again, and raked it fore and aft.
• The wind brought with it a faint but pungent odor which reminded him of the autumn days at home when he and Roy raked up the leaves and burned them behind the Blakeley house.
• The operator was seated upon the machine and raked the grain into sheaves from the platform as it was cut.
• When he was nominated for the presidency this scandal was naturally raked up and much made of it.
• When I thought that the roots were sufficiently boiled, I raked them out with my stick.
• Upon one side of the house, nearly all of the bare earth had been raked clean.
• Once Tad was raked from head to foot by a vicious claw, but the Pony Rider boy merely laughed.
• They tell of one of them senators that he raked a million out of Los Angeles real estate, and started in for a bang-up meal with champagne.
• Another party would clear Northumberland Avenue, while a Lewis gun raked Whitehall.
• The ashes so obtained are then carefully raked over the field.
• As for me, I raked a little, but looked about a great deal more.
• Then they raked in heaps of dead leaves and sat down upon them comfortably.

Similar words containing RAK without suffix ed

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