real tennis 
noun [mass noun]
The original form of tennis, played with a solid ball on an enclosed court divided into equal but dissimilar halves, the service side (from which service is always delivered) and the hazard side (on which service is received). A similar game was played in monastery cloisters in the 11th century.Let me hasten to add, that's the smaller ball of real tennis, about 5-1/2 centimetres in diameter, not today's familiar lawn tennis ball....
- In the early years of the reign of Henry VIII a law was passed in 1512 that banned the ordinary person from a whole range of games such as real tennis, as favoured by Henry VII, cards, dice, bowls and skittles.
- He can be passionate about beekeeping or real tennis or skiing or collecting old books; but buildings are merely assets to buy and sell.
- extrajudicially
- extra large
- extralegal
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- extralinguistic
- extramarital
- extramaritally
- extramundane
- extramural
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- extramusical
- turn someone away
- turn someone down
- turn someone in
- turn someone off
- turn someone on
- turn someone on to
- turn someone out
- turn someone over to
- turn someone's head
- turn someone/thing into
- turn something around
- turn something down
- turn something in
- turn something inside out