A path or narrow way.

A way or track formed by the continued treading of pedestrians or animals, rather than one deliberately planned and made; a narrow unmade and…

A path.

trod-gate n.,†trod-way n. Obsolete trodden way or track.

A trodden or beaten way, a path, a track. Obsolete exc.

A way that constitutes or serves as a path; a path, a track. Also in extended use.

A trodden path, sometimes a baulk or ridge of earth separating fields or allotments.

A trodden way; a footpath, path, way. dialect.

†(a) a direct course or route (obsolete); †(b) a course or path regularly followed by vessels on the sea, or in entering and leaving a harbour; = fa…

A way made or beaten by the feet of people or animals; a path; a rough unmade road.

trod-gate n.,†trod-way n. Obsolete trodden way or track.

gen. A track. poetic and rare.

Scottish. A road or path; an unmetalled track.

A lane; spec. a blind alley, a cul-de-sac; a narrow grass path; a private lane or path. Cf. lokeway, n.

spec. A beaten path through a wild or unenclosed region, made by the passage of people or animals; a track, a trail. U.S.

A path or track worn by the passage of persons travelling in a wild or uninhabited region; a beaten track, a rude path. (Chiefly U.S. and Canadian…

A path beaten by the feet of passers, a track; also, an ancient British roadway, a ridgeway.

A dirt track; an unpaved road.

an unpaved track or course; spec. (a) made of cinders and brick-dust for motorcycle racing; (b) composed of soil, esp. as distinguished from turf…