noun
General Slang
meat raffle
MEET RAF-ul · noun · informal
Bar or VFW raffle where you spin a wheel to win cuts of meat.
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A community fundraising tradition, common at Upper Midwest bars and VFW halls, where players buy tickets and spin a wheel for a chance to win packaged meat.
“We won a whole ham at the meat raffle.”
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meat raffle In A Sentence
We won a whole ham at the meat raffle.
Origin & Usage
Upper Midwest tavern and lodge fundraising custom.
People Also Ask
What is a 'meat raffle'?
It's a community fundraising tradition where you buy tickets and spin a wheel for a chance to win packaged cuts of meat.
Where do meat raffles happen?
They're common at Upper Midwest bars and VFW halls as a lodge and tavern fundraising custom.
How do you use 'meat raffle'?
Use it for the event itself, like 'We won a whole ham at the meat raffle.'
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