racket

noun
UK /ˈræk.ɪt/
US /ˈræk.ɪt/

A racket is a bat with strings that you use to hit a ball in games like tennis.

She swung her racket and hit the tennis ball over the net.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A loud, annoying noise.

The kids made such a racket that I couldn't sleep.

3. A dishonest way of making money.

The police shut down the protection racket.

4. A snowshoe.

He strapped on his rackets and walked across the deep snow.