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idiomrakingsb is raking it inspoken used in order to say that someone is making a lot of money, especially without working very hard:The guy is raking it in - he could afford to come on a trip with us, just for one weekend.The council say they can't afford to resurface the road - well, they're raking it in just for sitting in meetings, they could pay for it themselves.
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See:- (as) thin as a rake
- a rake's progress
- be (as) thin as a rake
- be raking over the coals
- haul someone over the coals
- haul/rake over the coals, to
- muck-raking
- rag on
- rag on someone
- rake (one) over the coals
- rake (something) out of (something else)
- rake (something) together
- rake around
- rake in
- rake in (something)
- rake off
- rake on (one)
- rake on someone
- rake out
- rake out of
- rake over
- rake over coals
- rake over old coals
- rake over the ashes
- rake over the ashes/the past
- rake over the coals
- rake something in
- rake through
- rake through (something)
- rake up
- rake-off
- thin as a rake
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