raked over
raked over is the simple past and past participle of rake over.
Meaning of rake over
Verb
rake over (third-person singular simple present rakes over, present participle raking over, simple past and past participle raked over)
- To discuss something unpleasant from the past.
- Tristam Darling [the narrator character] describes Florence by saying, among other things, "She had no bosom, a deficiency I always thought in a woman like a bed without a pillow."(!) Gordon [the author] rakes over every female character in the book in a similar way. No woman is treated positively...1979 April 28, Flame B. James, “Still Private”, in Gay Community News, page 14
Questions about raked over
- What is raked over the simple past and past participle of?
- Raked over is the simple past and past participle of rake over.
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