overrake

verb5

1. •
   To rake or scrape over.

   • Better methods are happily coming into use, and it is already being found profitable to overrake the spoil-hillocks of our ancestors. — 1901
2. •
   To rake over, or sweep across, from end to end, as waves break over a vessel anchored with its head to the sea.

   • The big water overraked her waist like a mighty river running over, and with the extremity of evil weather, she was like to be shaken asunder. — 1906
3. •
   To rake over or assault, as enemy gunfire attacking the entire force.
4. •
   To rake or scrape to excess.

   • Of his depth of feeling, his exquisite sensibility, and his poetic fire (which burned the more vigorously, perhaps, for not being overraked with a classical poker) , this is not the place to treat. — 1903
5. •
   To install with too great a slope or angle.

   • Overraked poles are always an eyesore, and undoubtedly detract from the appearance of the overhead equipment, no matter how well it is erected. — 1938