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First published 1968 (SND Vol. VII).
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RAKE, n.2 Also raik. A framework of spars for holding various utensils.Ags. 1738 Private Valuation:
Two timber raiks for the pewter.
Ork. 1774 P. Fea MS. Diary (12 Jully):
Sawing timber for the botle Rake all day.

[Mid. Du. rec, reck-, Du. rekke, M.L.Ger. rek(ke), a shelf, rail, etc., Mid.Eng. rekke, a bar for securing prisoners. Cf. Rack, n.1]

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