ten·nis 
(tĕnĭs)
(tĕnĭs)n.
1. A game played with rackets and a light ball by two players or two pairs of players on a rectangular court divided by a net. The players must hit the ball over the net and into a marked area on the other side for play to continue. Also called lawn tennis.
2. Court tennis.
[Middle English tenetz, tenyes, court tennis, from Anglo-Norman tenetz and Old French tenez, pl. imperative of tenir, to hold, from Latin tenēre; see DETAIN.]
- put/have all (one's) eggs in one basket
- put heads together
- put house in order
- put in
- Putin
- put in an appearance
- Put-in-Bay
- put in mind
- put in place
- put in someone's place
- put in work
- put it all together
- put it to
- put it to (someone)
- put it to someone
- put/lay (one's) cards on the table
- putlog
- put money on
- put money where mouth is
- put money where one's mouth is
- Putnam
- Putnam
- put nose to the grindstone
- put off
- putoff