The egg-zacting language of tennis

It's the idiomatic mistakes that most rankle, however. Some have become generic. Referring to a match as a "game" – which, in tennis, has an obvious specialised meaning – is one. The "forearm smash" (one prepared earlier, perhaps?) is another. As for the link on the official Wimbledon website that invited us to peruse the "men's and women's drawers" this week, the less said the better.

Guardian on tennis language