crick·et 2 
(krĭkĭt)
(krĭkĭt)n.
1. Sports An outdoor game played with bats, a ball, and wickets by two teams of 11 players each.
2. Good sportsmanship and fair conduct: It's not cricket to cheat at cards.
intr.v. crick·et·ed, crick·et·ing, crick·ets
Sports
Sports
To play the game of cricket.
[Obsolete French criquet, piece of wood, from Old French, stick for a bowling game, perhaps from Middle Dutch cricke, walking stick.]
cricket·er, crick′et·eer (-ĭ-tîr) n.
cricket2- fall through the cracks
- fall to
- fall to pieces
- Fallujah
- fall upon
- false
- false alarm
- false arrest
- false color
- false-color
- false consciousness
- false face
- false friend
- false fruit
- false-hearted
- false-heartedness
- false hellebore
- falsehood
- false imprisonment
- false indigo
- falsely
- false memory
- false-memory syndrome
- false negative
- false-negative