rackets

British  

/ ˈrækɪts /

noun

1. (functioning as singular)

   1. a game similar to squash played in a large four-walled court by two or four players using rackets and a small hard ball

   2. ( as modifier )

      a rackets court

      a rackets championship

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Example Sentences

She’s remained on top as technology like foam injected composite rackets has lifted pickleball from Tupperware flurries to intense athletic slugfests.

From The Wall Street Journal

The partnership asked for kit including trainers, shorts, tracksuits, running kit, football and rugby boots, along with specialist equipment such as tennis rackets.

From BBC

Barnaby's club had provided free balls and rackets to new members and charged just £2 per session, but the society had to stop offering social memberships due to "unprecedented demand".

From BBC

If we do a tour of Alabama, I’ll carry your rackets for you.’

From Los Angeles Times

Pickleball is similar to tennis except the court is smaller, the ball is plastic and perforated and the paddles are not as big as tennis rackets.

From Los Angeles Times