Dart

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Dart may refer to:

• Dart, a pirate/berserker in Fire Emblem (video game)
• Dart, a skipper butterfly of the genus Potanthus
• Dart, in kite (geometry), a concave deltoid
• Dart (comics), an Image Comics superhero
• Dart (DC comics), a DC Comics superhero
• Dart (missile), a type of missile thrown or shot
• Dart (rocketry), a free flying payload section of a sounding rocket
• Dart (sewing), 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
• Cape Dart
• Dart Container
• Dart Drug
• Dart Feld, the central character of the PlayStation RPG, The Legend of Dragoon
• Dart Island, eastern Tasmania, Australia
• Dart National Bank
• Love dart, a harpoon-like calcareous structure, used prior to mating by some land snails and slugs
• Rolls-Royce Dart, a turboprop engine
• SSM-A-23 Dart, wire-guided anti-tank missile
• The Dart, a Birmingham weekly publication (1876–1911)

Darts may refer to:

• Darts, a popular sport, often played in pubs
• "Darts," a song by System of a Down
• Darts (album), an album by the Benevento/Russo Duo
• Darts (band), a British doo-wop group of the 1970s and 1980s

People

• Doc Corbin Dart
• G. F. J. Dart
• Justin Whitlock Dart
• Justin Whitlock Dart, Jr.
• Raymond Dart
• Rollin Dart
• Thurston Dart

Rivers

in England

• Little Dart River, a tributary of the River Taw in Devon
• River Dart, a river in Devon
• River Dart (Bickleigh), a tributary of the River Exe in Devon

Vehicles

• Dart, a South Devon Railway Eagle class 4-4-0ST steam locomotive
• Dart (automobile company), a defunct car company^[1]
• Culver Dart, a 1930s American light aircraft.
• Dart (catamaran), a brand of one or two person "beach" catamarans, frequently raced competitively
• Dennis Dart, a bus model manufactured by Dennis/Transbus/Alexander Dennis
• Dodge Dart, an automobile produced by the Chrysler Corporation
• Goggomobil Dart, a sports car designed and built in Australia.
• MS Dart 3, a ferry that was operated by Dart Lines.
• MS Dart 7, a ferry that was operated by Dart Lines.
• Wraith dart, a fictional spacecraft on Stargate Atlantis.

DART

DART may stand for:

• DART, Diversity Action Recruitment Team for the British Army

• Demonstration of Autonomous Rendezvous Technology, a NASA demonstration spacecraft
• Daily Average Revenue Trades, a key performance metric used by discount brokers.
• 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
• DART Internet, an internet service provider in Australia
• Direct Analysis in Real Time ion source, an open-air ion source for mass spectrometry and ion mobility spectrometry
• Deep-ocean Assessment and Reporting of Tsunamis system, part of an expanded tsunami warning system
• Dial-a-Ride Transit, a common name for both paratransit and demand responsive transport
• Direct Action and Research Training Center
• Diversity Arrays Technology (DArT), a genotyping technology
• Dynamic Analysis and Replanning Tool, an artificial intelligence program used by the U.S. military
• DART, an incident rate metric that means "Days Away, Restricted, or Transferred."
• DART for Enterprise, an online ad serving technology produced by DoubleClick
• DART (software), an open source build and test software
• Driver Ability Road Test, a driving test run by the Roads and Traffic Authority in New South Wales, Australia

Transit authorities

• Dallas Area Rapid Transit, a transit system in greater Dallas, Texas, USA
• DART First State, a transit system in Delaware, USA
• Des Moines Area Regional Transit, a transit system in greater Des Moines, Iowa, USA
• Dublin Area Rapid Transit, Ireland

References

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