A lawn game where players use wooden mallets to hit balls through a series of hoops
Examples:
The garden party featured an intense croquet tournament.We spent Sunday afternoon setting up a croquet pitch.Croquet requires strategic thinking and a steady hand.
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Croquette
/krəʊˈket/
A small roll of chopped vegetables, meat, or fish that is breaded and fried.
Examples:
The chef served a delightful beef croquette with spicy aioli.For a light snack, try making potato croquettes at home.The catering menu included cheese croquettes as an appetizer.
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Ways to tell them apart:
Remember that croquet is a lawn game, whereas croquette is a type of food.
Think of a wicket in croquet; they both have a q-u-e-t sequence in their spelling.
Visualize a crunchy snack when you hear croquette, since food often sounds like ette.
Croquet is played outdoors; the word has net in it like a tennis net, which is also outdoors.
Croquette ends with -ette, similar to other foods like omelette.