"Aunt Emma" meaning in English

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        "Synonym of Miss Emma (“the drug morphine”)"
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          "ref": "1966, David Miller, Rupert F. Thorp, Croquet and how to Play it, page 130:",
          "text": "A battle of Aunt Emmas may not only take at least as long as before — since the innings will change hands so frequently — but it may be even less enjoyable.",
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          "ref": "1989, Jack R. Osborn, John C. Osborn, Croquet: The Sport, page 148:",
          "text": "Playing against an Aunt Emma can be tedium itself, for he lowers the game to a search-and-destroy exercise. But nothing is worse than two Aunt Emmas on a single court. Croquet is a game of confrontation, rewarding courage and faith. Two cowards attempting to have sport with one another is not croquet.",
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        "A boring, unadventurous croquet player."
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