- drop one's serve
- verblose a game in which one is serving• Topics: ↑tennis, ↑lawn tennis• Hypernyms: ↑lose• Verb Frames:-
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(in tennis) lose a game in which one is serving
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
drop one's serve
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