arrows

/ ˈærəʊz /

noun

1. functioning as singular an informal name for darts

Example Sentences

“It’s a great place to walk if it’s raining or really hot. You just follow the arrows.”

From Los Angeles Times

This time around, however, the arrows are all pointing in different directions.

From BBC

A cave in the foothills of the Pyrenees has a wall painting from several thousand years later depicting a battle fought between humans using bows and arrows.

From Salon

As you are seated, you’re presented with a menu that looks like someone is still in the process of developing it, with scribbled writing and arrows.

From Salon

Police said they had confiscated bows, arrows, a drone and leaflets purportedly linked to the Islamic State militant group.

From BBC