racketed
/ˈrækɪtɪd/
VERB
1. Made loud or disturbing noises
Produced loud, repeated, or unpleasant sounds, often through clattering, banging, rattling, or other noisy activity.
1.1. Making loud or clattering sounds
To produce a series of loud, irregular, or disruptive sounds.
Synonyms
Antonyms
- quieted
- hushed
- silenced
- stilled
Examples
- The loose metal parts racketed against each other as the machine started.
- The old windows racketed in the strong wind.
Related Words
1.2. Making a noisy disturbance
To behave or move about noisily, creating a loud disturbance that can be heard by others.
Synonyms
Antonyms
Examples
- The children racketed around the playground, their laughter echoing through the air.
- The crowd racketed outside the stadium after the match.
Related Words
- noised
- shouted
- boistered
- clamored
- made a racket
VERB
2. Celebrated or partied noisily
Engaged in loud, lively, or disorderly festivities, often involving drinking, dancing, and other forms of revelry.
2.1. Engaging in noisy celebrations
To take part in loud and enthusiastic celebrations or festivities.
Synonyms
Antonyms
- abstained
- refrained
- rested
- remained quiet
Examples
- The wedding guests racketed through the night, celebrating the newlyweds.
- The sailors racketed at the tavern after returning from their voyage.
Related Words
- celebrated
- frolicked
- merrymaked
- indulged
- feasted
- engaged in revelry
VERB
3. Hit a ball with a racket
Struck a ball or similar object using a racket during a sporting activity.
3.1. Striking a ball in a racket sport
To hit or propel a ball or shuttlecock with a racket during a game.
Synonyms
Antonyms
- missed
- avoided
- evaded
Examples
- The player racketed the ball across the court.
- She racketed the shuttlecock toward the back of the badminton court.