darts
- noun
- /dɑrts/
- You would get better results by throwing darts on a dart board.
Yeah, the Premier League, darts, Premier League.
- Yeah, the Premier League, darts, Premier League.
- So Eddie Hearn, they're dagging for a younger audience in darts.
- And he just, he loved the darts, but he just took too much on.
- I've seen this and this guy who's he tweets about darts.
- Poor Davina passing out and you playing darts like you're taking the piss out of Africa.
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She practiced every day to improve her aim and score higher in darts competitions.
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We want to be healthier, but we're kind of throwing darts at a a dart board with the lights off.
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But you know, he went to the darts, which I'm fine with.
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During the game, each player took turns throwing darts at the target on the wall.
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At the pub, we enjoyed a fun night of playing darts with friends.
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Etymology
Darts comes from an old French word dard meaning 'spear' or 'pointed stick', so the game is named after the small pointed objects you throw at a board. The same idea is in the English verb dart, which means 'to move quickly', like a small spear flying through the air.