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darty

1 American  
[dahrt-ee] / ˈdɑrt i /

adjective

dartier, dartiest
  1. tending to move or dash quickly about; apt to dart.


darty 2 American  
[dahrt-ee] / ˈdɑrt i /

noun

  • darties
    plural
  1. Slang. a daytime party.


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But the electric-assisted steering is quick, well-weighted and true, even a bit darty.

From The Wall Street Journal Sep. 25, 2025

Yet that steering is smoothly weighted and quick, without being darty as in the Model Y. With proper encouragement, the Hyundai is surprisingly frisky.

From New York Times Apr. 7, 2022

A high flush on her neck, a darty, wild look.

From The New Yorker Apr. 3, 2017

Ferrante, who stands just 5 feet 5 inches and has the darty energy of a Joe Pesci character, is certainly a qualified teacher.

From BusinessWeek Jun. 9, 2011

A: No. I thought you'd be weaselly, little, scrawny, darty.

From Time Magazine Archive

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