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Battledore and Shuttlecock is a very old game, but it became fashionable for grown persons to play it in the reign of James I. Prince Henry, who was a golfer and a tennis player, was fond of it.
Letters from Dorothy Osborne to Sir William Temple (1652-54) 1888
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Through careful propagation, this new variety, called Shuttlecock Velvet, had eventually been installed on all the greens, and exported to other clubs in the region.
Hacker - Death at the Member-Guest Bartlett, James Y. 2004
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Shuttlecock and battledore, "he said obscurely," ....
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Shuttlecock Diplomacy Yesterday we noted that the mad mullahs who run Iran were spurning President Obama's overtures and asked what the president's Plan B was.
The Neediest Cases 2009
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Shuttlecock is one of those words that Beavis and Butthead would snicker over.
"Her first creation... was a 'vaginal vault' made of a cardboard toilet-paper roll, Play-Doh and a badminton shuttlecock..." Ann Althouse 2008
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"As the president of the Shuttlecock Club, it is my honor to welcome you all here for the 55th annual Shuttlecock Invitational Member-Guest tournament."
Hacker - Death at the Member-Guest Bartlett, James Y. 2004
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Sure, the locker room at Shuttlecock was old and drafty and the decor would make the editor of Architectural Digest retch, but for a bunch of male golfers, it is nirvana.
Hacker - Death at the Member-Guest Bartlett, James Y. 2004
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The member was a friendly, gregarious sort who had been a member at Shuttlecock for years.
Hacker - Death at the Member-Guest Bartlett, James Y. 2004
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Shuttlecock had ridiculed the very idea of love, and had told him that everything else was to be thrown to the dogs in pursuit of
Ayala's Angel 2004
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"Deadly," I answered and quickly filled him in on the events of the morning at the Shuttlecock Club.
Hacker - Death at the Member-Guest Bartlett, James Y. 2004
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