to rail

To travel by rail to another place

To travel long distances by train in a relaxed or adventurous way

To send people or goods by train

Very thin person with little or no fat

To be publicly punished or laughed at in a way that shames you

To surround a place with rails or a fence for protection

To separate people or part of a place by putting up a barrier

Tracks and the ground they sit on that form a route for trains

An extra rail beside train tracks that provides electricity to trains

A fence made of long wooden rails laid in a zigzag to keep animals in

A long narrow piece of wood that sits across posts to make a barrier

A low fence around a sailing ship's mast that holds ropes or supports people

The planning, building, and running of trains, tracks, and stations

A person who splits logs to make wooden rails for fences

A strong bar along stairs or platforms that stops people from falling

A long wooden piece cut lengthwise from a log used in fences

A fence made from split logs stacked horizontally in a zigzag

A train car with two levels of seats to carry more passengers

A train car with two levels of seats to carry more passengers

A small brown bird that lives in fields and meadows, often hidden in tall grass

A system in a game that gives items fairly to each player

A narrow rail fixed high on a wall for hanging paintings

A narrow shelf fixed to a wall for showing plates and small decorations

A bar fixed to a wall for hanging towels to dry

A low wooden fence made of rails in a zigzag that marks a border