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arrow

[ar-oh] / ˈær oʊ /
NOUN
pointed weapon or symbol
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Cities fail all too often to acknowledge those who absorbed the slings and arrows on behalf of the public good.

From Seattle Times

He aimed his satirical arrows at Republicans and Democrats alike.

From Washington Post

“There is benefit to making it a flashing yellow arrow, rather than a green ball, because drivers misinterpret a green ball to mean they have the right of way. Especially these days, with distracted drivers.”

From Seattle Times

As they were set to ignite them, about two-dozen Indigenous people came jogging out of the forest, carrying bows and arrows taller than them.

From New York Times

Like Mr. Wescott, people still harvest the glassy stone to create obsidian tools or to hunt with atlatls and arrows with obsidian points.

From New York Times