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- noun Plural form of
rakehell .
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Examples
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Too many were rakehells, as became apparent by April 1756.
George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011
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Too many were rakehells, as became apparent by April 1756.
George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011
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Too many were rakehells, as became apparent by April 1756.
George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011
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Too many were rakehells, as became apparent by April 1756.
George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011
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The two younger Malory brothers, James and Anthony, might have been such rakehells in their day, never losing a duel whether with fists or pistols, that they were well-known for being quite deadly.
Johanna Lindsey That Perfect Someone 2010
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The two younger Malory brothers, James and Anthony, might have been such rakehells in their day, never losing a duel whether with fists or pistols, that they were well-known for being quite deadly.
Johanna Lindsey That Perfect Someone 2010
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The two younger Malory brothers, James and Anthony, might have been such rakehells in their day, never losing a duel whether with fists or pistols, that they were well-known for being quite deadly.
Johanna Lindsey That Perfect Someone 2010
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Those damned rakehells had finally gone to his father for payment?
Johanna Lindsey That Perfect Someone 2010
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Those damned rakehells had finally gone to his father for payment?
Johanna Lindsey That Perfect Someone 2010
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Those damned rakehells had finally gone to his father for payment?
Johanna Lindsey That Perfect Someone 2010
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