In real tennis, the sloping buttress on one side of the receiver's end of the court
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- A small shallow drum; a rich kind of goldwork; an embroidery frame; the campana or vase of a Corinthian capital; or, a lobby or vestibule in a church porch
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- Wooden frame made from two concentric hoops for keeping embroidery cloth taut; or, a buttress on a real tennis or Eton fives court
- Circular frame which keeps fabric taut in embroidery
- A circular fabric-stretching frame named after the small shallow drum it resembles; or, embroidery, sometimes gold/silver, worked on said hoop
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