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dart
This word evokes a sense of sudden, linear velocity. When used as a verb, it suggests a sharp, instinctive burst of speed, often associated with small animals or nervous human movements. It differs from "run" or "dash" by implying a shorter, more precise trajectory and a higher degree of abruptness.
In a tailoring context, the term refers to a structural technique rather than a movement. These folds are essential for transforming flat fabric into a three-dimensional shape that conforms to the human anatomy, creating a distinct contrast between the word's kinetic energy as a verb and its static, functional purpose in garment construction.
Meanings
Examples
The child darted across the street without looking.
His eyes darted toward the exit as soon as the alarm rang.
She darted a nervous glance at her boss during the meeting.
The assassin threw a poisoned dart at the target.
This blouse needs another dart in the back to fit properly.
I will just add a small dart here to taper the waist.
Phrasal Verbs
dart back
to move rapidly back to a previous position
dart forward
to move suddenly toward the front or toward someone