Racket

Definition of racket:

part of speech: verb

To strike with, or as with, a network bat.

part of speech: noun

Clatter; noise; a bat for playing tennis.

part of speech: verb

To strike, as with a racket.

part of speech: noun

A clattering noise.

part of speech: verb

To make a loud noise; frolic.

part of speech: noun

A clattering noise; din; noisy talk or play; a network bat used in the game of tennis; a snowshoe.

part of speech: noun

A strip of wood with the ends together, covered with network, and having a handle- used in tennis: a snow- shoe.

Usage examples for racket:

• For a chap that hasn't had a racket in his paw for three months, that's going some! "The Boy Scouts of the Geological Survey", Robert Shaler.

• Looks like such a racket would drive me plumb crazy. "The Power and the Glory", Grace MacGowan Cooke.