Track

trak, n. A mark left by something that pa ed along; impre ion left by the foot, either man or beast; trace; vestige; footprint: a road; beaten path; course followed; way. {Railroads.) permanent way; line of rails. — v. t. [tracked (trakt), -ing.] To follow when guided by a trace, by footsteps; to draw or tow (a ve el, sledge, — Track'age, -ej, n. A drawing or towing (of boat, sledge, etc.) — Track'er, n. One who, or which, etc. {Mus.) In the organ, a light strip wood, connecting (in part) a key and a pallet, communicate motion by pulling. — Trackle , Having no track; marked by no footsteps.