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Definition of track
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Track (n.) The
entire
lower
surface
of the foot; -- said of
birds,
etc..
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Helminthite
::
Helminthite
(n.) One of the
sinuous
tracks
on the
surfaces
of many
stones,
and
popularly
considered
as worm
trails..
Trade
::
Trade (v.) A
track;
a
trail;
a way; a path; also,
passage;
travel;
resort..
Shunter
::
Shunter
(n.) A
person
employed
to shunt cars from one track to
another.
Track
::
Track (n.) The
entire
lower
surface
of the foot; -- said of
birds,
etc..
Sauroidichnite
::
Sauroidichnite
(n.) The
fossil
track of a
saurian.
Track
::
Track (n.) A road; a
beaten
path.
Tracker
::
Tracker
(n.) In the
organ,
a light strip of wood
connecting
(in path) a key and a
pallet,
to
communicate
motion
by
pulling..
Trace
::
Trace (v. t.) To
follow
by some mark that has been left by a
person
or thing which has
preceded;
to
follow
by
footsteps,
tracks,
or
tokens..
Scent
::
Scent (n.)
Specifically,
the odor left by an
animal
on the
ground
in
passing
over it; as, dogs find or lose the
scent;
hence,
course
of
pursuit;
track of
discovery..
Track
::
Track (v. t.) To
follow
the
tracks
or
traces
of; to
pursue
by
following
the marks of the feet; to
trace;
to
trail;
as, to track a deer in the
snow..
Slide
::
Slide (n.) The
descent
of a mass of
earth,
rock, or snow down a hill or
mountain
side; as, a land
slide,
or a snow
slide;
also, the track of bare rock left by a land
slide..
Trackage
::
Trackage
(n.) The act of
tracking,
or
towing,
as a boat;
towage..
Frog
::
Frog (n.) A
supporting
plate
having
raised
ribs that form
continuations
of the
rails,
to guide the
wheels
where one track
branches
from
another
or
crosses
it..
Exorbitate
::
Exorbitate
(v. i.) To go out of the
track;
to
deviate.
Course
::
Course
(n.) The
ground
or path
traversed;
track;
way.
Recheat
::
Recheat
(n.) A
strain
given on the horn to call back the
hounds
when they have lost track of the game.
Brake
::
Brake (v. t.) A piece of
mechanism
for
retarding
or
stopping
motion
by
friction,
as of a
carriage
or
railway
car, by the
pressure
of
rubbers
against
the
wheels,
or of clogs or
ratchets
against
the track or
roadway,
or of a
pivoted
lever
against
a wheel or drum in a
machine..
Vermicular
::
Vermicular
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a worm or
worms;
resembling
a worm;
shaped
like a worm;
especially,
resembling
the
motion
or track of a worm; as, the
vermicular,
or
peristaltic,
motion
of the
intestines.
See
Peristaltic..
Track
::
Track (n.)
Course;
way; as, the track of a
comet..
Trackmaster
::
Trackmaster
(n.) One who has
charge
of the
track;
--
called
also
roadmaster.
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