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racket2 /rakˈit/ noun- Din
- Clamour
- Hubbub
- Hurly-burly
- Fuss
- Noisy or hustling gaiety
- Dissipation
- A noisy merry-making
- A dodge
- Fraudulent, violent, or otherwise unscrupulous moneymaking activities
- Strain of excitement
- Responsibility
- Liability for expenses
- Job or occupation (slang)
intransitive verb- To make or engage in a racket
- To go about making a great, unnecessary noise (often with about)
- To have a full and exciting social life (archaic; often with about)
transitive verb To disturb, stir or affect by racket ORIGIN: Prob imit racketeerˈ noun A person who extorts money or other advantage by threats or illegal interference intransitive verb To act as a racketeer racketeerˈing noun rackˈeter noun A noisy or dissipated person rackˈetry noun rackˈety adjective - Noisy
- Energetic and excitable
stand the racket - To endure the strain
- To take the consequences or responsibility
- To pay expenses
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