That is the pronunciation, but it is spelt oche. It is a darts term, referring to the line players stand behind when they are taking their throws.
The song used after many darts games is 'Planet Funk' - 'Chase The Sun'
Ancient natives of South America tipped their darts with the poison of the dart frogs. This poison's chemical name is batrachotoxin, which is a very powerful neurotoxin.
An average in darts is simply worked out by : points scored (divided by) darts thrown. This is used for a whole game, so say in one leg you checked out, you would have scored 501 points, but if you lost a leg and were still on 101 you would only have scored 400 points.
Poison dart frogs got that name not because the frogs have poison darts - they haven't - but because humans used the poison from the frogs to poison their darts.
They vary. The players can use whichever darts they wish .
In early days players would often try to get a little closer to the board to improve their chances. They wre told "get back" in no uncertain terms and when the player had retreated far enough the ref would call"OK". This quickly became "ocky".
Ocky Clark was born in 1960.
An "ocky strap," often referred to as an "occy strap," is named after the brand that popularized this type of elastic cargo strap in Australia. The term is derived from the brand "Occy," which became synonymous with these durable, stretchy straps used for securing loads. The name has since become a generic term in Australia for similar elastic straps, regardless of brand.
Darts (Arrows is a slang term for darts... somewhere, I'm told. I don't think I ever heard it here in the States.)
No, only streamline darts. With some modification, other darts can be used.
its an elastic cord with a hook at either end traditionally used to secure a surf board to roof racks on a car
In darts, a "yardman" is an informal term used to describe a player who consistently throws darts at the outer segments of the dartboard, often scoring lower points. This term can imply that the player lacks precision or skill, as they fail to hit the more valuable areas like the bullseye or triple segments. Essentially, a yardman is seen as someone who plays below their potential.
The eye of the tiger
streamline darts can only be used or else the gun jams
Darts probably originate from projectile weapons, used by the Romans.
"Banderilla" is a term used in bullfighting to refer to the decorated, barbed darts that are placed into the bull's shoulders by the banderilleros during the course of the bullfight.
No, unfortunately due to the fact that the Raider CS-35 is a clip system blaster it only takes streamline darts and will jam if whistler darts and micro darts are used.