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Tennis scoring term that represents zero or no score.

The area between the singles and doubles sidelines, which is considered in play during doubles matches.

A high arching shot that goes over the opponent's head and is intended to land near the baseline.

The shot that starts each point, hit from behind the baseline into the serve box diagonally opposite.

Illegal action when the ball is hit twice by the player's racket on a single swing.

When a player fails to get their serve into the correct service box twice in a row, thus losing the point.

A lightly hit ball that barely goes over the net and is intended to land close to the net on the opponent's side.

A serve that is neither touched nor returned by the receiving player and wins the point.

The point scored after a deuce, giving one player the lead and potential to win the game with the next point.

A stroke that is hit with the back of the hand facing the ball, typically performed with one or both hands on the racket.

A shot that is hit diagonally across the court from one side to the other.

A shot that is hit before the ball bounces, typically performed near the net.

A type of spin where the top of the ball moves forward in the direction of the hit, causing it to dip and bounce higher.

A score of 40-40 in a game, where a player must score two consecutive points to win the game.

A situation where the receiving player has the opportunity to win the game by the next point.

A situation where a player has the chance to win the set with the next point.

A shot with underspin that causes the ball to float and slow down when it bounces on the opponent's side.

Called when the serve hits the net and then falls into the correct service box, resulting in a serve do-over.

A situation where a player has the chance to win the entire match with the next point.

A shot hit above a player's head with a serve-like motion, also known as a smash.

When a player requests a review of the chair umpire’s decision using electronic aids like Hawk-Eye.

A special game played to decide the winner of a set when the score reaches 6-6.

A mistake in play, such as hitting a ball into the net or out of bounds, that is not due to the opponent's good play.

The area of the court between the baseline and the service line which is a tactical disadvantage to occupy.

A shot that is hit after the ball has bounced once on the court.

A stroke in which the inner side of the palm leads the racket into the shot.

The line at the end of the court representing the boundary of the length of the court.

When the server steps on or over the baseline or the center mark before hitting the ball.