From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishracquetrac‧quet /ˈrækɪt/ noun [countable]another spelling of racket(3)Examples from the Corpusracquet• The 1991 Head racquetrange has been developed from Head's wide bodied racquet, Genesis.• She'd been playing tennis, and was swinging her racquet as she walked.• Bodie was in squashgear, still holding his racquet across his knees.• Most of the boys seemed to possess a squash racquet.• Then you wonder just how they can control the ball, the racquet and consequently the game with such nonchalance.• The acquisition of a new Wilson racquetfooled me into thinking I could teach Adam how to play.