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Racket
Racket
n.
A
scheme
,
dodge
,
trick
, or
the
like
;
something
taking
place
considered
as
exciting
,
trying
,
unusual
, or
the
like
;
also
,
such
occurrence
considered
as an
ordeal
; as, to
work
a
racket
; to
stand
upon
the
racket
.
Racket
n.
A
thin
strip
of
wood
,
having
the
ends
brought
together
,
forming
a
somewhat
elliptical
hoop
,
across
which
a
network
of
catgut
or
cord
is
stretched
. It is
furnished
with
a
handle
,
and
is
used
for
catching
or
striking
a
ball
in
tennis
and
similar
games
.
Racket
n.
A
variety
of
the
game
of
tennis
played
with
peculiar
long
-
handled
rackets
;
chiefly
in
the
plural
.
Racket
n.
A
snowshoe
formed
of
cords
stretched
across
a
long
and
narrow
frame
of
light
wood
.
Racket
n.
A
broad
wooden
shoe
or
patten
for
a
man
or
horse
, to
enable
him
to
step
on
marshy
or
soft
ground
.
Racket
v. t.
To
strike
with
, or as
with
, a
racket
.
Racket
n.
Confused
,
clattering
noise
;
din
;
noisy
talk
or
sport
.
Racket
n.
A
carouse
;
any
reckless
dissipation
.
Racket
v. i.
To
make
a
confused
noise
or
racket
.
Racket
v. i.
To
engage
in
noisy
sport
; to
frolic
.
Racket
v. i.
To
carouse
or
engage
in
dissipation
.
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