muck rake (Meaning)
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muck rake ()
A rake for scraping up muck or dung. See Muckrake, v. i., below.
Synonyms & Antonyms of muck rake
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muck rake Sentence Examples
- The farmer used a muck rake to clean the stables, gathering up the soiled straw and manure.
- With a determined grip, he wielded the muck rake, turning over the compost heap in the garden.
- As a child, she would watch her grandfather muck rake the horse stalls with precision and efficiency.
- The muck rake was an indispensable tool for maintaining cleanliness in the barnyard.
- Despite its humble appearance, the muck rake proved invaluable for clearing debris after the storm.
- The laborer spent hours each day wielding the muck rake, clearing the muddy paths around the farm.
- With a sturdy handle and sharp tines, the muck rake made quick work of the debris in the paddock.
- The farmer's wife used the muck rake to aerate the soil in the vegetable garden, preparing it for planting.
- A well-maintained muck rake was essential for keeping the farmyard tidy and hygienic.
- After the heavy rainfall, the groundskeeper relied on the muck rake to clear the flooded areas and prevent waterlogging.
FAQs About the word muck rake
A rake for scraping up muck or dung. See Muckrake, v. i., below.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The farmer used a muck rake to clean the stables, gathering up the soiled straw and manure.
With a determined grip, he wielded the muck rake, turning over the compost heap in the garden.
As a child, she would watch her grandfather muck rake the horse stalls with precision and efficiency.
The muck rake was an indispensable tool for maintaining cleanliness in the barnyard.
