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rake around

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rake something around
to spread something around with a rake. She raked the leaves around, spreading them over the flower beds as natural fertilizer. I need to rake around the soil and stir it up.
See also: around, rake


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These fans will not sit back quietly if their manager is forced to rake around in the basement barrels of the transfer market on the back of two Champions League campaigns which will have brought in some the where in the region of pounds 25m-pounds 30m.
Celtic can rake around in the boardroom for the resources to buy a new hitman.
The news will also come as a boost to manager O'Neill who has been left to rake around the transfer market's bargain bins during the last three years,with the club making little more thanpounds 1m a year in domestic TV revenue.
 
 
 
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