†Way, journey, course (obsolete); dialect a road.

Travel or motion along a particular route or towards a particular destination; the route or course along which someone or something chooses to…

A going, journey, course. literal and figurative. Obsolete.

The way or path which anything takes; course, road; esp. in to take one's trace, to make one's way, take one's course, proceed. Obsolete.

The action or an act of going or walking about; one's course or way; a journey, a way. Also figurative.

The line along which anything runs or travels; the path or way taken by a moving body, a flowing stream, etc.

The line along which anything runs or travels; the path or way taken by a moving body, a flowing stream, etc.

The course, line, or path taken by a person or a moving body. Also figurative. Obsolete.

Track, course, direction; route: e.g. line of march, line of operations.

With possessive adjective: one's course or route. Obsolete.

A path, way, or course taken by a person, ship, etc. Cf. tread, n. 3a. Obsolete.

Way.

Course, path, way, route; with of or possessive, the course or path traversed by a person, animal, or moving object: = track, n. 3 4 Now rare or Obs…

A line of travel, passage, or motion; the actual course or route followed (which need not be any beaten or visible path, or leave any traces, as…

transferred. The course over which any person or thing passes; road, path way. Obsolete.