- 4. Lines of rails (on a railway).
Track, v. a. Follow (by a track), trace, trail, pursue, chase.
Trackless, a. Untrodden, pathless.
Track-master, n. (Railways.) Road-master.
Track-way, n. Tram-way, tram-road, plate-railway.
Tract, n.
- 1. Region, district, territory, quarter.
- 2. Piece (of land), part, portion, parcel, plot, patch.
- 3. Treatise, dissertation, pamphlet, essay, written discourse, disquisition, sermon, homily.
- 4. Length, extent, continued duration.
Tractability, n. Docility, tractableness.
Tractable, a.
- 1. Docile, manageable, governable, willing.
- 2. Practicable, feasible.
Tractableness, n. Docility, tractability.
Tractarian, n. Puseyite, Tractite, writer of the Oxford tracts.
Tractarianism, n. Puseyism.
Traction, n.
- 1. Drawing, pulling, draught.
- 2. Tension.
- 3. Attraction, drawing toward.
Tractive, a. Pulling, attracting.