Rake

[Sarah]

A fissure or mineral vein traversing the strata vertically, ornearly so; -- called also rake-vein. Gill rakes. (Anat.) See under1st Gill.

[Sarah]

A long-handled gardening tool that can also mean an immoral pleasure seeker.

[Sarah]

Back in the day, rake used to mean pimp, player, womanizer, a Rick James sort of person. So it's funny now that we call these women hoes, because rakes and hoes go together in parties and in garden sheds...

[Sarah]

verb: Baseball slang, an concise way of saying hits

[Sarah]

In Casino Poker the (small usually) amount that the house takes from the pot.

[Sarah]

A punishment weapon used on small children

[Sarah]

A suspension or structural design to lower one end of the vehicle in relation to the other end.

That's [layman's terms] for the angle the steering stem/column or fork makes from a vertical line 90 degrees from the ground.

[Sarah]

An Irish colloquialism for many or a lot.

[Sarah]

When one preforming oral sex on a male bites down and pulls away.

[Sarah]

A slang term for a person of African descent. Usually used in a derogatory manner, but can be used in casual conversation. Used to mask the subject of the conversation. Its use stems from a shortening of the name Raekwon

[Michiko]

A man who is morally loose, short for rake-hell. Its an old slang, goes back to Elizabethan times or earlier I think.
Theres a series of paintings called [the Rakes] [Progress], which shows a young [mans] descent into depravity.

[Tina]

A male who is skilled at [manipulating] Women, and especially at seducing women by pretending to care about them, when in reality they are only interested in sex.

a guy who:

(1) doesnt understand the meaning of relationship

(2) is in full reproductive mode

(3) is very good at making girls think he is into them (also very [proficient] at breaking said girls hearts)
(4) is an [arsehole]

[Cami]

Rake in Yachting. The angle of a boats mast off its vertical line.

[Monty]

Rake in Rowing. The angle of inclination on the stretcher.