darts

British  

/ dɑːts /

noun

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

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Example Sentences

The darts wobbled as the big bear stood up and lumbered away from the helicopter.

From Literature

The spokesperson said all spectators attended as ticket-holders or guests, adding: "As with any new market, the atmosphere and crowd make-up can differ from long-established darts events such as those in the UK and Europe."

From BBC

For Oregon fans, it was the kind of night to watch soccer, basketball, darts, dogs staring at walls, walls staring at dogs, anything but another minute of Nike-bedazzled misery in Atlanta.

From The Wall Street Journal

World number one Luke Littler has signed a record sponsorship deal for a darts player worth a reported £20m.

From BBC

The scale of his achievements over his first two years on the main PDC tour also put him on par, if not above, a whole host of darts greats.

From BBC