DART, DARTING (move)
ADJECTIVES
1400 — LAUNCHANT darting, leaping → obs.
1856 — JACULATORIAL having the faculty of darting
NOUNS
1608 — JACULATION a darting, hurling, or throwing; a hurl, a throw
VERBS
1225 — SMITE to move quickly; to rush; to dart → obs.
1300 — LAUNCH to dart, to rush; to throw (a person); to hurl oneself → obs.
1300 — SKIRM to dart about, to move rapidly → obs.
1375 — SKRIM to dart, to skirmish → Sc.
1400 — SPRENT to move suddenly, quickly, or energetically; to spring, to bound; to dart, to dash → obs.
1400 — SPRIT to move suddenly, quickly, or energetically; to spring, to dart, to dash → chiefly Sc.
1522 — SPRINKLE to wriggle; to dart quickly → Sc.
1601 — SPRUNT to move quickly or convulsively; to spring, to start; to dart, to run → obs.
1623 — JACULATE to dart, to hurl; to dart forward; to move swiftly and suddenly
1721 — SCOWP to dart, to scurry, to spring; to run hither and thither, to rush, to bound → Sc.
1721 — SKITE to dart swiftly, esp. in an oblique direction; to run lightly and rapidly; to leave hastily → Sc. & N. Eng. dial.
1729 — ELANCE to dart, to shoot, to glance → obs.
1854 — SKIVE to dart, to hurry; to go, to run; to tumble → Eng. & Amer. dial.
1855 — DARTLE to dart or shoot forth repeatedly
1857 — SKIVE AROUND to dart, to run, to hurry; to tumble → Amer. dial.
1863 — GOUGE to dart, to lunge → Amer. dial.
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