rake in the dough

informal To make a lot of money. A: "I thought Rich's invention was ridiculous, so I can't believe it has sold so well." B: "I know, he's really been raking in the dough!" It's not like we raked in the dough as soon as we opened our business. It took us years to turn a substantial profit.

See also: dough, rake

See also:

rake in the cash
rake in the money
rake on (one)
rake on someone
be full of crap
rake it in
do some fine coin
cabbagehead
(go) tell it/that to the marines

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