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Dart may refer to:

dart (missile), a type of missile thrown or shot
Darts, a popular game, often played in pubs
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
Darts (band), a British doo-wop group of the 1970s and 1980s
Dart (rocket), a free flying payload section of a sounding rocket
Dennis Dart, a bus model manufactured by Dennis/Transbus/Alexander Dennis
Dodge Dart, a successful automobile produced by the Chrysler Corporation
Rolls-Royce Dart, a turboprop engine
River Dart, a river in Devon, UK
Dart Feld, the central character of the PlayStation RPG, The Legend of Dragoon
Fire Emblem Dart, a Pirate/Berserker in
Dart (catamaran), a brand of one or two person "beach" catamarans that are frequently raced competitively

DART may stand for:

Demonstration of Autonomous Rendezvous Technology, a NASA demonstration spacecraft launched on April 15, 2005
Dallas Area Rapid Transit, Texas, USA
DART First State, formerly the Delaware Authority for Regional Transit, Delaware, USA
Dublin Area Rapid Transit, Ireland
DART Internet, an internet service provider in Australia
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
Deep-ocean Assessment and Reporting of Tsunamis system, part of an expanded tsunami warning system
In industrial safety, DART is an incident rate metric that means "Days Away, Restricted, or Transferred."
Dragonland's Aryan Restoration Troops, a website claiming to belong to a militant Bhutanese organization
DART for Enterprise, an online ad serving technology produced by DoubleClick, an online advertising solutions company

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