Definition Conjugation
Definition of muckrake - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
journalismDated US person who exposes scandals or corruptionDated US
- The journalist was known as a muckrake in the industry.
2.
agricultureRare US tool for scraping up dung or manureRare US
- The farmer used a muckrake to clean the stables.
Verb
journalismDated US search for and expose corruption or scandalDated US
- The journalist decided to muckrake the politician's past.
Images of muckrake

tool for scraping up dung or manure
Origin of muckrake
American English, muck (dirt) + rake (tool)
Examples of muckrake in a sentence
As a muckrake, she published stories on corporate fraud. He grabbed the muckrake to clear the barn. A muckrake is essential for farm maintenance. They began to muckrake the company's financial dealings. Reporters often muckrake to uncover hidden truths.
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- French:fouineur, dénoncer, ...
- German:Skandalaufdecker, enthüllen, ...
- Italian:denunciatore di scandali, scavare nel fango, ...
- Spanish:denunciante de corrupción, sacar los trapos sucios, ...
- Portuguese:denunciante, investigar, ...
- Chinese:揭黑者, 揭露, ...
- Japanese:暴露記者, 暴露する, ...
- Arabic:كاشف فضائح, كَشَفَ الفَسَاد, ...
- Hebrew:חוֹשֵׂף שַׁעֲרוּרִיּוֹת, לַחְשׂוֹף, ...
- Russian:разоблачитель, разоблачать, ...
- Ukrainian:викривач, викривати, ...
- Hindi:घोटालेबाज, खोजबीन करना, ...
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