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track - 20 thesaurus results
Main Entry: track
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: mark, print made by something
Synonyms: clue, footprint, footstep, groove, impress, impression, imprint, indication, memorial, monument, path, print, record, remains, remnant, rut, scent, sign, slot, spoor, step, symbol, token, trace, tract, trail, tread, vestige, wake, footmark
Main Entry: track
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: path, way
Synonyms: alley, artery, avenue, boulevard, clearing, course, cut*, drag*, footpath, highway, lane, line, orbit, passage, rail, road, route, street, thoroughfare, trail, trajectory, walk, beaten path, pathway, rails, roadway, trackway
Main Entry: track/track down
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: follow, pursue
Synonyms: apprehend, beat the bushes*, bring to light*, capture, catch, chase, cover, discover, do, dog*, expose, ferret out, find, hunt, put together, run down, scout, shadow, stalk, tail, trace, trail, travel, traverse, unearth, be hot on the trail, bird-dog, dig up, dog footsteps of, draw an inference, go after, piece together, smell out, sniff out, stick to
Antonyms: run away
Main Entry: artery
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: channel
Synonyms: avenue, boulevard, canal, conduit, corridor, course, duct, highway, line, passage, road, route, sewer, thoroughfare, track, tube, way, pathway
Notes: arteries carry clean oxygenated blood from the heart, veins return impure blood back to the heart, and capillaries connect the ends of arteries to the beginnings of veins
Main Entry: boulevard
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: street, often lined with trees
Synonyms: artery, avenue, drag, highway, passage, path, road, thoroughfare, track, way
Main Entry: casino
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: gambling establishment
Synonyms: bank, club, dive, hall, house, joint, saloon, track, Monte Carlo, betting house, big store, clubhouse, dance hall, dice joint, gambling den, honky-tonk, pool hall, roadhouse, rotunda
Main Entry: chase
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: run after, pursue
Synonyms: charge, course, drive, expel, follow, hound, hunt, run down, rush, seek, speed, tear, track, trail, bird-dog, chivy, drive away, go after, shag, take off after, track down
Antonyms: escape, retreat, run away
Main Entry: clue
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: hint, evidence
Synonyms: cue, dead giveaway*, indication, inkling, intimation, key, lead, mark, notion, pointer, print, proof, sign, solution, suggestion, suspicion, telltale, tip, trace, track, wind, hot lead, tip-off
Main Entry: compact disc
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: recording of music or speech
Synonyms: album, cut*, cylinder, disk, record, release, track, CD, demo, digital recording, laser disk
Main Entry: dog
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: chase after; bother
Synonyms: haunt, hound, plague, pursue, shadow, tag, tail, track, trail, trouble, bedog
Antonyms: leave alone, let go
Main Entry: footprint
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: footmark
Synonyms: footstep, impression, imprint, spoor, track, trail, tread, hoofprint
Main Entry: highway
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: heavily traveled, capacious road
Synonyms: artery, avenue, boulevard, drag*, freeway, parking lot*, path, pike*, street, thoroughfare, toll road, track, turnpike, four-lane, interstate, parkway, roadway, skyway, super slab, superhighway
Main Entry: ledge
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: shelf
Synonyms: bar, bench, bracket, console, edge, jut, mantle, offset, path, projection, reef, ridge, rim, route, step, strip, tier, track, trail, walk, way, berm, sill
Main Entry: meditate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: contemplate
Synonyms: cogitate, consider, deliberate, design, devise, dream, figure, intend, moon*, muse, plan, ponder, purpose, reflect, revolve, roll, ruminate, scheme, speculate, study, think, track, view, weigh, brood over, entertain idea, have in mind, mull over, put on thinking cap, puzzle over, say to oneself, think deeply, think over
Antonyms: dismiss, ignore, neglect
Main Entry: monitor
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: listen, watch carefully
Synonyms: advise, audit, check, control, counsel, follow, observe, oversee, record, scan, supervise, survey, track, keep an eye on, keep track of
Antonyms: forget, ignore, neglect
Main Entry: path
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: course, way
Synonyms: aisle, artery, avenue, beat, boulevard, direction, drag, footpath, groove, highway, lane, line, pass, passage, procedure, rail, road, route, rut, shortcut, street, stroll, terrace, thoroughfare, track, trail, walk, beaten path, byway, crosscut, pathway, roadway, walkway
Antonyms: blockage
Main Entry: recount
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: tell a story
Synonyms: convey, delineate, depict, describe, detail, echo, enumerate, itemize, narrate, picture, portray, recapitulate, recite, rehash, rehearse, relate, repeat, report, run down*, run through*, state, tell, track, unload, verbalize, break a story, give an account of, play back, recap, run by again, say again
Antonyms: conceal, repress
Main Entry: road
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: path upon which travel occurs
Synonyms: alley, artery, asphalt, avenue, boulevard, concrete, course, crossroad, direction, drag*, drive, expressway, highway, lane, line, main drag*, parking lot*, passage, pavement, pike, route, street, subway, terrace, thoroughfare, track, trail, turnpike, viaduct, way, back street, byway, cobblestone, dragway, parkway, pathway, roadway, throughway, thruway
Main Entry: route
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: path over which someone or something travels
Synonyms: avenue, beat, beeline, circuit, course, detour, digression, direction, divergence, itinerary, journey, line, meandering, passage, pavement, pike, plot, program, rambling, range, road, round, run, tack, track, trail, wandering, way, byway, rounds, short cut
Main Entry: scar
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: blemish from previous injury or illness
Synonyms: blister, crater, defect, discoloration, flaw, hurt, mark, pockmark, track, wound, cicatrice, cicatrix, disfigurement, scab
Antonyms: perfection
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