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raffle off

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raffle something off
to give something away by a drawing or raffle. They will raffle a television set off. They are going to raffle off a television set this weekend at the school.


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Head teacher Andrea Charman (right) thought the children should learn where meat comes from and wanted to raffle off the produce to raise school funds.
I also wrote to lots of shops, too, hoping for a designer bag to raffle off but Marks and Spencer's were the only ones to get back.
 
 
 
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