Track

trak, n. A mark left by something that Trachea. has pa ed along; ima, larynx; trachea; bronprc ion left b y the ohial divisions one the foot, either of man or lungs bronchial ram if i cab east; trace; vestige; tions. footprint a road beaten path course followed way. (Railroads.) The permanent wav line of rails, — v. [tracked (trakt), -ixg.] 'To follow when guided by trace, or by footsteps; to draw or tow (a ve el, sledare, etc.) [F. trac, a track, linger or ink, tnen, boNboN, chair, get. 640 TRACT 620 beaten path, OD. trek, a draft, trekken, to draw, pull, tow, travel, MHG. trecken, OHG. trechen, to scrape, shove, draw; not L. trahere, to draw, E. trace, etc.] — Track'age, n. A drawing or towing (of a boat, sledge, etc.) — Track'er, n. One who, or that which, etc. (Mus.) In the organ, a light strip of wood, connecting (in part) a key and a pallet, to communicate motion by pulling. — Track'- le , a. Having no track; marked by no footsteps. Tract, Tractable, Traction, etc. See under Trace.