drag path
A path or trail on which something was dragged or movedA path or trail on which something was (or can be) dragged or moved.
Meaning
3 sensesA path or trail on which something was (or can be) dragged or moved.
A path or trail on which something was (or can be) dragged or moved.
A skid trail or skid road; a narrow, temporary path created or used by forestry machinery (skidders) to drag felled trees or logs from the stump to a central landing area for processing.
A visible trail, mark, or disturbance on the ground or floor indicating that a person, victim, or heavy object was dragged from one location to another; a critical piece of forensic evidence used to reconstruct movements, locate bodies, or identify the path taken by perpetrators.
Origin
From drag + path.From drag + path.
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