Meaning Of The Word Rake up
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What's The Definition Of Rake up?
rake up
phrasal verb: If someone is raking up something unpleasant or embarrassing that happened in the past, they are talking about it when you would prefer them not to mention it. rake up in American English to uncover facts or gossip about (the past, a scandal, etc.) rake up in British English verb: to revive, discover, or bring to light (something forgotten) |
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