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/gˈɑrdən reɪk/ Listen

Garden rake

noun

A rake used by gardeners.

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"Garden rake" Quotes from Famous Books

... a royal cleaning-out, I can tell you. In the afternoon I had Olie down on all fours scrubbing the floor. When he had washed the windows I had him get a garden rake and clear away the rubbish that littered the dooryard. I draped chintz curtains over the windows, and had Olie nail two shelves in a packing-box and then carry it into my boudoir behind the drop-curtain. Over this box I tacked fresh chintz ...

— The Prairie Wife • Arthur Stringer

... looked about for quite a while before I discovered the nest; and all the time, the birds were darting here and there and giving their sharp little cries of distress. When at last I found the nest, I saw a big black snake crawling toward it. I got the garden rake and pulled him loose from the limb; and when he fell to the ground, I killed ...

— A Hive of Busy Bees • Effie M. Williams

... voice. "I am the Garden Rake, and I claim to be the most useful tool the gardener ever uses. Without me the ground would never be raked nice and smooth, so the seeds could be put in. I should get the prize ...

— The Story of a Stuffed Elephant • Laura Lee Hope