raffle

noun
UK /ˈræf.əl/
US /ˈræf.əl/

A raffle is a game where people buy tickets and one ticket wins a prize.

She bought five tickets for the raffle at the school fair.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A raffle can also mean the act of giving away something as a prize in such a draw.

The club held a raffle of a new bicycle to raise money.

3. As a verb, to raffle means to offer something as a prize in a lottery.

They raffled a basket of fruit to help the animal shelter.

4. In old use, raffle can mean worthless rubbish or trash.

The attic was full of old raffle no one wanted.