darts

British

/ dɑːts /

noun

(functioning as singular) any of various competitive games in which darts are thrown at a dartboard

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"I was saying he's got no composure and can't string two darts together, let alone three," he said on Sky Sports.

From BBC

"I felt good, my darts are going. Tonight was my night," Clayton told Sky Sports.

From BBC

The challenge for investors is “the fragmentation of transactions” as the asset darts around different exchanges and wallets, Zareh said.

From MarketWatch

That emotion was evident in a different way on Friday, with a newly muscle-bound Vesia throwing darts in a breathtaking bullpen session.

From Los Angeles Times

Ted, in response, smiles broadly and challenges Rupert to a game of darts, with the aim of defending both his honor and Rebecca’s.

From Salon

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