to trail

To move or develop more slowly than others

To hesitate and stay behind the group

To fail to keep up with work or a schedule

To move to a position behind other players, for example to prepare a pass or to help defend

To move back when others move forward

To fall behind others because you move or work more slowly

To fall behind when moving with others

To continue at the same speed or level as others

To help something move forward or become better

To do something new first so other people can follow

To start a trip by walking in the countryside

To give false clues so people do not find the truth

Papers like emails or receipts that show what someone did

Riding a horse or bike along trails for fun

A path in the mountains for walking or hiking

A light motorcycle made for riding on rough unpaved paths with strong tires and springs to absorb bumps

An old route in the United States where cowboys drove cattle from Texas to Kansas in the late 1800s

A person who leads and cares for a herd of cattle on a long drive

A series of small clues that lead step by step to a solution

A path through wild land made long ago by Native people in North America

A long trail in Alaska from Anchorage to Nome used for the annual dog sled race

A narrow path through woods or fields made by deer walking

An old route from Missouri to New Mexico used by settlers moving west in the 1800s

A prepared path on a mountain for people to ski

A path for people who ride horses

A path used to drive cattle to market or to other grazing land

A hiking path that is very dangerous and often causes injury or death for hikers

A very difficult ski slope marked with a black diamond

A thin white cloud that a plane leaves behind in the sky

A line of sawdust that leads to a workshop

A path clearly marked with signs or paint to show the way

A path that is wet and covered in mud

A long dog sled race across Alaska that happens every year and covers about 1,000 miles

A hiking path that is very dangerous and could kill hikers