raker

As nouns the difference between rakes and raker

is that rakes is while raker is a person who uses a rake.

As a verb rakes

is (rake).

As an adjective rakel

is (obsolete) hasty; reckless; rash.

As a noun raker is

a person who uses a rake.

As nouns the difference between naker and raker

is that naker is a small drum, of arabic origin, and the forebear of the european kettledrum while raker is a person who uses a rake.

As nouns the difference between maker and raker

is that maker is while raker is a person who uses a rake.

As a verb maker

is .

As nouns the difference between taker and raker

is that taker is while raker is a person who uses a rake.

As an adjective raked

is sloping.

As a verb raked

is (rake).

As a noun raker is

a person who uses a rake.

As nouns the difference between raker and baker

is that raker is a person who uses a rake while baker is copper (copper coin).

As nouns the difference between raver and raker

is that raver is a person who attends rave parties, or who belongs to that subculture while raker is a person who uses a rake.

As nouns the difference between daker and raker

is that daker is (obsolete|legal|uk|scotland) a measure of certain commodities by number, usually ten or twelve, but sometimes twenty; as, a daker of hides consisted of ten skins; a daker of gloves of ten pairs while raker is a person who uses a rake.

As a verb racker

is .

As a noun raker is

a person who uses a rake.