Definition of roquet in English:

roquet

verbroqueted, roquets, roqueting ˈrəʊkeɪˈrəʊkiroʊˈkeɪ

[with object]Croquet

Strike (another ball) with one's own.
once you roquet a ball you can hit it where you please
Example sentencesExamples
- The game is generally played fifty-up; one point being counted for a simple roquet, two for making or passing through the ring, and three for roqueting and making the ring at the same stroke.
- Oh good, she said, and wiped the lawn with me, roqueting and croqueting my balls to oblivion.

nounPlural roquets ˈrəʊkeɪˈrəʊkiroʊˈkeɪ

Croquet

An act of roqueting.
Brand hit a beautiful cross-court roquet to red
Example sentencesExamples
- The game is generally played fifty-up; one point being counted for a simple roquet, two for making or passing through the ring, and three for roqueting and making the ring at the same stroke.

Origin

Mid 19th century: apparently an arbitrary alteration of the verb croquet, originally used in the same sense.

Definition of roquet in US English:

roquet

verbrōˈkāroʊˈkeɪ

[with object]Croquet

Strike (another ball) with one's own.
once you roquet a ball you can hit it where you please
Example sentencesExamples
- The game is generally played fifty-up; one point being counted for a simple roquet, two for making or passing through the ring, and three for roqueting and making the ring at the same stroke.
- Oh good, she said, and wiped the lawn with me, roqueting and croqueting my balls to oblivion.

nounrōˈkāroʊˈkeɪ

Croquet

An act of roqueting.
Example sentencesExamples
- The game is generally played fifty-up; one point being counted for a simple roquet, two for making or passing through the ring, and three for roqueting and making the ring at the same stroke.

Origin

Mid 19th century: apparently an arbitrary alteration of the verb croquet, originally used in the same sense.

单词	roquet
释义	Definition of roquet in English: roquet verbroqueted, roquets, roqueting ˈrəʊkeɪˈrəʊkiroʊˈkeɪ [with object]Croquet Strike (another ball) with one's own. once you roquet a ball you can hit it where you please Example sentencesExamples The game is generally played fifty-up; one point being counted for a simple roquet, two for making or passing through the ring, and three for roqueting and making the ring at the same stroke. Oh good, she said, and wiped the lawn with me, roqueting and croqueting my balls to oblivion. nounPlural roquets ˈrəʊkeɪˈrəʊkiroʊˈkeɪ Croquet An act of roqueting. Brand hit a beautiful cross-court roquet to red Example sentencesExamples The game is generally played fifty-up; one point being counted for a simple roquet, two for making or passing through the ring, and three for roqueting and making the ring at the same stroke. Origin Mid 19th century: apparently an arbitrary alteration of the verb croquet, originally used in the same sense. Definition of roquet in US English: roquet verbrōˈkāroʊˈkeɪ [with object]Croquet Strike (another ball) with one's own. once you roquet a ball you can hit it where you please Example sentencesExamples The game is generally played fifty-up; one point being counted for a simple roquet, two for making or passing through the ring, and three for roqueting and making the ring at the same stroke. Oh good, she said, and wiped the lawn with me, roqueting and croqueting my balls to oblivion. nounrōˈkāroʊˈkeɪ Croquet An act of roqueting. Example sentencesExamples The game is generally played fifty-up; one point being counted for a simple roquet, two for making or passing through the ring, and three for roqueting and making the ring at the same stroke. Origin Mid 19th century: apparently an arbitrary alteration of the verb croquet, originally used in the same sense.
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