raked

As verbs the difference between canted and raked

is that canted is past tense of cant while raked is past tense of rake.

As adjectives the difference between canted and raked

is that canted is having angles while raked is sloping.

As verbs the difference between raked and strafe

is that raked is past tense of rake while strafe is to attack (ground targets) with automatic gunfire from a low-flying aircraft.

As an adjective raked

is sloping.

As a noun strafe is

an attack of machine-gun or cannon fire from a low-flying aircraft.

As adjectives the difference between raked and rated

is that raked is sloping while rated is .

As verbs the difference between raked and rated

is that raked is (rake) while rated is (rate).

As verbs the difference between ranked and raked

is that ranked is past tense of rank while raked is past tense of rake.

As an adjective raked is

sloping.

As verbs the difference between laked and raked

is that laked is past tense of lake while raked is past tense of rake.

As an adjective raked is

sloping.

As verbs the difference between raged and raked

is that raged is past tense of rage while raked is past tense of rake.

As an adjective raked is

sloping.

As verbs the difference between rakes and raked

is that rakes is (rake) while raked is (rake).

As a noun rakes

is .

As an adjective raked is

sloping.

As verbs the difference between aked and raked

is that aked is (ake) while raked is (rake).

As an adjective raked is

sloping.

As verbs the difference between caked and raked

is that caked is (cake) while raked is (rake).

As adjectives the difference between caked and raked

is that caked is (slang|smoking|of a pipe) empty with nothing left to smoke but ash while raked is sloping.

As verbs the difference between raked and taked

is that raked is (rake) while taked is (nonstandard|colloquial) (take).

As an adjective raked

is sloping.