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rakehell
[ reyk-hel ]
adjective
- Also ·· [] dissolute; profligate.
rakehell
/ ˈɪˌɛ /
noun
- a dissolute man; rake
adjective
- profligate; dissolute
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51Թ History and Origins
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51Թ History and Origins
Origin of rakehell1
C16: from rake 1+ hell ; but compare Middle English rakel rash
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Breakfast with Pauling Agre claims he was a "rakehell" as an adolescent who enjoyed an idyllic childhood in a small town in Minnesota.
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There was Woodward as "The Fine Gentleman," with the inimitable rakehell air in which the heroes of Wycherly and Congreve and Farquhar live again.
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It deals with an exclusive Oxford undergraduate dining club, the Riot, named after an 18th century rakehell.
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The "Rose," in Wood Street, was a sponging-house, well known to the rakehells and spendthrifts of Charles II.'s time.
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But for such rakehells, Neither fire nor flood will kill them.
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