hell-rake1
/ˈhɛlreɪk/noun
= hell-raker.
Origin
Late 18th century. From hell + rake. Compare earlier hell-raking, rakehell.
hell-rake2
/ˈhɛlreɪk/English regional (southern and midlands ) and Welsh English
noun
A large rake with curved teeth, used typically for gathering loose hay.
Origin
Late 18th century. Probably from hell + rake, probably with punning allusion to to rake hell.
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