noun a tool with a long handle and a row of teeth at the end, used for gathering leaves or grass
verb to use a rake to gather or move something in a systematic way
A tool used to smooth or level surfaces before laying down materials.
A tool used to gather fallen branches or debris in wooded areas.
A tool used in sports such as baseball or softball to maintain the infield surface.
A tool used to create firebreaks by removing vegetation.
A tool used to gather hay or straw into windrows for baling.
A tool used to gather debris from floors or other surfaces.
A tool used to gather leaves, grass, and other debris from the ground.
A tool used to level or spread soil, gravel, or other materials.
In a writing context, a 'rake' can refer to a tool used for gathering leaves or debris, or it can be used metaphorically to describe someone who is a smooth talker or a ladies' man.
A 'rake' is a common tool used for leveling soil or gravel, removing debris, or spreading mulch.
In gardening, a 'rake' is used for leveling soil, removing debris, or spreading mulch.
A 'rake' may be used in construction for leveling gravel or soil, or for spreading materials like concrete or asphalt.
A 'rake' may be used in decorating to create textured finishes on walls or ceilings.
In firefighting, a 'rake' may be used as a tool for clearing debris or creating firebreaks.
Farmers may use a 'rake' for gathering hay or straw, leveling soil, or clearing debris.
In sports like curling or lawn bowling, a 'rake' is used to smooth and maintain the playing surface.
On a golf course, a 'rake' is used to maintain bunkers by smoothing out sand traps.
In studying animal behavior, a 'rake' may be used as a tool for gathering samples or creating environmental enrichment for animals in captivity.