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racket abuse — ˈracket abuse 7 [racket abuse] (also ˈracquet abuse) noun uncountable the offence in ↑tennis of throwing a ↑racket … Useful english dictionary
racket — noun 1 noise ADJECTIVE ▪ deafening, frightful, infernal (esp. BrE), terrible ▪ Stop that infernal racket! VERB + RACKET ▪ make … Collocations dictionary
Racket (crime) — A racket is an illegal business, usually run as part of organized crime. Engaging in a racket is called racketeering. Several forms of racket exist. The best known is the protection racket, in which criminals demand money from businesses in… … Wikipedia
racquet abuse — ˈracquet abuse 7 [racquet abuse] ; = ↑racket abuse … Useful english dictionary
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