Racquetball

What do we mean by racquetball?

A game played on a four-walled court by two or four players who alternately hit a small rubber ball against the front wall with short-handled rackets, with play stopping if the ball bounces twice on the floor or does not reach the front wall. noun

A certain sport, similar to squash, but played with a bigger ball. noun

A ball used for this sport. noun

A game played on a handball court with short-handled rackets noun

The ball used in playing the game of racquetball noun

A certain sport, similar to squash, but played with a bigger ball.

A ball used for this sport.

A wickedly fast (the ball at the highest level travels in excess of 160 MPH) indoor court game played by some of the most amazing athletes on the planet. Allot a crafty old dudes play a much slower, but equally demanding game. Few sports pack as big an exercise punch as racquetball. The game is gaining players world wide while keeping an avid player base here in the U.S. Court 40ft by 20ft There is also an outdoor version. Urban Dictionary

A term or excuse for guys hooking up and hiding it from their wives. Urban Dictionary

A "sport" that doesn't compare to tennis because of its mediocre game play and practice of being played in glass courts so their "skills" can be displayed. Not as well known for a reason. Urban Dictionary

When you're in a racquetball court and you shart. Then proceed to wipe said shart liquid upon the wall. Urban Dictionary

A sexual move where you clap someone’s asshole so hard that your dick titties slap their genitals. Generally considered unpleasant due to the probability of permanent sterilization. In a male-female situation, should the man manage to launch a testicle into the woman’s vagina, he will be rewarded with a moan similar to the bellow of a horny ton-ton. In a male-male situation, the “clapper” attempts to high-five the other man’s bean sack. Success will result in an immediate ejaculation from both men. Urban Dictionary

A glorious sport, practiced in a racquetball court. A soccer ball takes the place of a racquetball, and two teams try to get the ball to the forward wall without letting the ball bounce on the ground more than twice. If the ball hits any wall/the ground other than the forward wall during the serve, the serve is a fault and must be done over. Play goes to an odd number decided upon at the start, as required by time available to play. 5, 7, 11, 15, and 21 are common goal scores. Not to be confused with SocCourt. Urban Dictionary

A glorious sport, practiced in a racquetball court. A soccer ball takes the place of a racquetball, and two teams try to get the ball to the forward wall without letting the ball bounce on the ground more than twice. If the ball hits any wall/the ground other than the forward wall during the serve, the serve is a fault and must be done over. Play goes to an odd number decided upon at the start, as required by time available to play. 5, 7, 11, 15, and 21 are common goal scores. Not to be confused with SocCourt. The origination of the game dates back to March of 2006 at Albuquerque Academy. Urban Dictionary

Put two teams of 5 on a racquetball court.... Serve... See what happens! Urban Dictionary

If a tennis court is a giant ping pong table with a fence around it, a racquetball court is a giant folded up ping pong table. Urban Dictionary

If a tennis court is a giant ping pong table with a fence around it, a racquetball court is a giant folded up ping pong table. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to racquetball:
racquetball, raquetball, racketball.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word racquetball:
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Words that rhyme with racquetball:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe racquetball:
indoor, amateur, wall, good, competitive, blue, much, standard, little, professional.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective racquetball:
courts, date, court.

Words that sound like racquetball:
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