If They Mean Cigarettes Examples: Sorry, I dont smoke. I dont have any darts. You can buy some at the store. If They Mean the Sport Examples: Do you play competitively? Whats your highest score? Lets play a game. If Youre Unsure A simple clarification works best: Do you mean cigarettes or the game? What kind of darts are you talking about? Asking politely avoids misunderstandings
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drag English [edit] Pronunciation [edit] (without -raising before //) (Received Pronunciation, General American) IPA (key) : /d/, [d], [d] (Standard Southern British, Northern England) IPA (key) : /da/, [da], [da] (Scotland, Wales) IPA (key) : /da/ (Australian) IPA (key) : /d/, [d], [d] (New Zealand) IPA (key) : /d/, [d], [d] (-raising before //) (Upper Midwestern US, Northwestern US, Canada) IPA (key) : /de/, [de], [de] Rhymes: - Hyphenation: drag Etymology 1 [edit] From Middle English draggen (to drag), early Middle English dragen (to draw, carry), confluence of Old English dragan (to drag, draw, draw oneself, go, protract) and Old Norse draga (to draw, attract)