dart

Object

• bodice: Rounded neckline with 3/4 length sleeves, darted bodice with overlapping shaped seam, decorated with two big pale blue buttons.
• glance: He would laugh to himself as he ran down the line, darting a glance now and then at the man ahead of him.
• eye: His wife, a small fiery woman with darting gray eyes marched up.
• run: Voyce almost made up for his earlier kicking mistake with a stunning, darting run.

Converse of object

• poison: Bond is knocked out by a poisoned dart to the neck.
• throw: The guy who threw a dart into my leg at a Mudhoney gig in New York around 1980.

Adjective modifier

• yellow: Until next time, Ben ' The Yellow Dart ' Lancaster don't get the ' yellow dart ' gag?

Modifies a noun

• frog: These small brown frogs are related to the brightly colored poison dart frogs.
• molding: Their base is profiled and the upper end is finished with a row of egg - and - dart molding.
• board: There's a pool table, dart board, big screen with Sky TV.
• gun: The comedy dart gun is a staple of British humor.

Modifying Another Word

• suddenly: Although they bask in the very hot sun near motionless they will suddenly dart out of sight if threatened.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• around: There were two men, darting around, flapping their hands and shouting at the sheep.
• over: She was pouncing and darting over my bed to catch it, sometimes standing on me.

Possessives

• gag: Until next time, Ben ' The Yellow Dart ' Lancaster don't get the ' yellow dart ' gag?

Preposition: in

• direction: His eyes darted in every direction and he was desperate to create space between himself and Laura.

Noun used with modifier

• poison: These small brown frogs are related to the brightly colored poison dart frogs.
• foam: William Potter: The first issue has got a Spectrum Shooter - which is a foam dart gun - which is surprisingly good actually!
• eye: His legs kick under the table while his eyes dart around at the different posters on the wall.