ETYMOLOGY
from rake (vb.) + shame (n.).; perhaps suggested by rake-hell
EXAMPLE
“…An vgly monster of men, with a face as grieslie as a Beare, came vnto him, accompanied with a traine of rakeshames…”
From: Honours Conquest: wherein is conteined the famous hystorie of Edward of Lancaster
By Henry Roberts, 1598
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