Drift way

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 81
A way or pa age for the admi ion of cattle into a corral or enclosure. (Naut.) See DRIFT. ( Mining .) A pa age cut under the earth from shaft to shaft. Drift-wind, n. A drifting, driving wind. Drift-wood, n. Wood drifting on the surface of water. Driftwood, in Indiana , a township of Jackson co.; pop, about 800. Driftwood Creek, in Pennsylvania , a branch of Sin nema honing Creek, which it enters in Potter co. Drift'y, a. Full of drifts; liable to form into drifts, as sand, .
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