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arrow

[ar-oh] / ˈær oʊ /
NOUN
pointed weapon or symbol
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The program, called ARROW, is 80% funded by Washington.

From Time Magazine Archive

The man with the glasses had resumed his seat, and the efforts of the trio seemed concentrated on the motor of the ARROW.

From Tom Swift and His Motor-Boat, or, the Rivals of Lake Carlopa by Appleton, Victor [pseud.]

Not a moment too soon had he acted, for an instant later the other boat shot past the stern of the ARROW, hitting it a severe but glancing blow.

From Tom Swift and His Motor-Boat, or, the Rivals of Lake Carlopa by Appleton, Victor [pseud.]

On and on speeded the ARROW, yet fast as it was, it seemed slow to Mr. Swift, who, like all nervous persons, always wanted to go wherever he desired to go instantly.

From Tom Swift and His Motor-Boat, or, the Rivals of Lake Carlopa by Appleton, Victor [pseud.]

Tom saw it in an instant and knew it for the ARROW.

From Tom Swift and His Motor-Boat, or, the Rivals of Lake Carlopa by Appleton, Victor [pseud.]




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