Synonym: raffle off. Similar words: waffle, baffle, baffled, bafflement, piffle, ruffle, muffle, riffle. Meaning: ['ræfl] 
n. a lottery in which the prizes are goods rather than money. v. dispose of in a lottery.
n. a lottery in which the prizes are goods rather than money. v. dispose of in a lottery. 
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1. He won a car in the raffle.
2. The draw for the raffle takes place on Saturday.
3. The club secretary will now draw the raffle.
4. I have never won anything in a raffle.
5. I won this doll in a raffle.
6. The money was raised by the sale of raffle tickets.sentencedict.com
7. Any more raffle tickets? Twenty-five pence each or five for a pound.
8. I won this bottle of wine in a raffle.
9. I won a prize in the raffle.
10. She wanted to raffle for a watch.
11. Buy lots of raffle tickets and multiply your chances of success.
12. We are going to raffle off a car for the hospital appeal.
13. I bought a whole book of raffle tickets and I still didn't win anything.
14. He's organizing a raffle for the school playground appeal fund.
15. Contributions are required from everyone towards the raffle prizes.
16. Check up on possible sales of raffle tickets.
17. She has sat through the raffle.
18. The winner had to be drawn in a raffle(Sentencedict.com), picked out by the local policeman.
19. Raffle ticket number 241 wins the dinner for two at La Fiorentina.
20. The draw to this raffle, which includes cash alternatives, is due to take place at the Dairy Event in September.
21. There followed a programme of displays and a raffle added ￡104 to Norfolk's funds.
22. My luck's in I won a new car in a raffle.
23. He won first prize/a bottle of gin in the raffle.
24. I won a bottle of wine in the office Christmas raffle.
25. After losing my job it was cold comfort to be told I'd won the office raffle.
26. They were placed in a corner clutching over five pounds worth of raffle tickets each.
27. It was decided that this superb item should be auctioned and the proceeds given towards raffle prizes at the Reunion.
28. Both the counterfoil and the voting slip have identical numbers printed on them similar to a cloakroom or raffle tickets.
29. Anyway, one of them told me to stay and gave me a raffle ticket.
30. The appeal got off to a flying start at the weekend when the group held a jumble sale and raffle.
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