Roqueted
Roqueted is a term used in the sport of croquet to describe the act of the striker's ball making contact with another ball during play. The shot that accomplishes this contact is called a roquet, and roqueting a ball is a standard, legal maneuver in the game. The past participle roqueted can be used as a verb (to roquet) or as an adjective describing a ball that has just been roqueted, or the moment when a roquet occurs. For example, "She roqueted the blue ball, gaining a second shot," or "The white ball was roqueted on the break." However, there is some variation in terminology across rule sets and informal play, with some players preferring "roquet" as the noun for the shot rather than as a separate action.
Etymology: The term roquet is established in croquet jargon from the 19th century, with uncertain origin. It
Usage: In modern croquet writing and coaching, roqueted appears as the past tense or past participle form;