IPA: /ˈbloʊˌdɑrt/
KK: /ˈbloʊˌdɑrt/
A small projectile that is shot from a tube using breath, often used for hunting or sport.
The hunter used a blowdart to silently take down his target from a distance.
Blowdart is formed from "blow" (from Old English "blāwan", meaning to expel air) and "dart" (from Old French "darte", meaning a small missile or projectile). The word describes a small projectile that is expelled by blowing air.
Think of 'blowing' air to send a 'dart' — that's how a blowdart works.
No commonly confused words.