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rummage sale
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rummage sale
n.
1. A sale of assorted secondhand objects contributed by donors to raise money for a charity.
2. A sale, especially of unclaimed or excess goods, as at a warehouse or wharf.

rummage sale
n
1. the US and Canadian term for jumble sale
2. US a sale of unclaimed property or unsold stock
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Noun1.rummage sale - a sale of donated articlesrummage sale - a sale of donated articles          
cut-rate sale, sales event, sale - an occasion (usually brief) for buying at specially reduced prices; "they held a sale to reduce their inventory"; "I got some great bargains at their annual sale"
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rummage sale
n (US) → Ramschverkauf m


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All proceeds will go to the 2nd Wylde Green Scout Group which has raised more than pounds 5,000 from rummage sales over the years.
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