Dart
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- A dart is a type of missile thrown or shot.
- Darts is a popular game, often played in pubs.
- A dart is a structure used in sewing to shape a garment around a convex body part, such as the bustline, shoulderblade, buttocks or belly. It is a stitched pointed pleat that permits shaping in the middle of a pattern piece rather than at a join between two pieces.
- A free flying payload section of a sounding rocket, dart.
- Dennis Dart, a bus model manufactured by Dennis/Transbus/Alexander Dennis.
- The Dodge Dart was a successful automobile produced by the Chrysler Corporation.
- The Rolls-Royce Dart was a turboprop engine.
- The River Dart is a river in Devon, UK.
- Dart is the name of the central character of the PlayStation RPG, The Legend of Dragoon.
- Dart is the name of a Pirate/Berserker in Fire Emblem: Rekka No Ken.
- A Dart is a brand of one or two person "beach" catamarans that are frequently raced competitively.
DART may mean:
- Demonstration of Autonomous Rendezvous Technology, a NASA demonstration spacecraft launched on April 15, 2005.
- Dallas Area Rapid Transit, Texas, USA
- DART First State, formerly the Delaware Authority for Regional Transit, Delaware, USA
- Dublin Area Rapid Transit, Ireland
- DART Internet, an internet service provider in Australia.
- Disaster Assistance and Rescue Team, a search and rescue unit in the Singapore Civil Defence Force.
- Disaster Assistance Response Team, a rapidly deployable unit in the Canadian Forces.
- Deep-ocean Assessment and Reporting of Tsunamis system, part of an expanded tsunami warning system.
- In industrial safety, DART is an incident rate metric that means "Days Away, Restricted, or Transferred."
- Dragonland's Aryan Restoration Troops, a website claiming to belong to a militant Bhutanese organization.
- DART for Enterprise is an online ad serving technology produced by DoubleClick, an online advertising solutions company.
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