Difference between Chases and Trail

CHASES vs TRAIL: NOUN

Plural form of chase.
The act of pursuing in an effort to overtake or capture

An overland route.
A path or track roughly blazed through wild or hilly country
A track or mark left by something that has passed
Evidence pointing to a possible solution
A marked or beaten path, as through woods or wilderness.
In astronomy, the elongated image of a star produced upon a photographic plate, which is not made to follow the star's diurnal motion. The intensity of this trail is used as a measure of the star's brightness.
Any long appendage, real or apparent, as a line or streak marking the path just passed over by a moving body: as, the trail of a meteor; a trail of smoke.
In artillery, the lower end of the carriage; in field-artillery, that part of the carriage which reats on the ground when unlimbered. See cut under gun-carriage.
A trailing part or organ; a train: as, the trail of the peacock: often used figuratively.
A part dragged behind; something drawn after; a train; a rear appendage.
Entrails; the intestines of game when cooked and sent to table, as those of snipe and woodcock, and certain fish; also, the intestines of sheep.
A running ornament or enrichment of leaves, flowers, tendrils, etc., as in the hollow moldings of Gothic architecture; a wreath.
A latticed frame; a trellis for running or climbing plants.
Unsorted glacial or related deposits containing human implements ana resting upon a preglacial surface in southern England called the ‘Palæolithic floor.’ See trail, 6.
A local term in southern England for confused deposits of glacial debris resting upon soft sands, clays, etc., which latter have been crumpled and squeezed by ice-pressure.
The act of trailing.
The part of a gun carriage that rests or slides on the ground.
Something that hangs loose and long.
A marked course through one or more bodies of water, as for recreational boaters or divers.
A succession of things that come afterward or are left behind.
Something that is drawn along or follows behind; a train.
The scent of a person or animal.
A mark, trace, course, or path left by a moving body.

CHASES vs TRAIL: VERB

Cut a groove into
Go after with the intent to catch
Cut a furrow into a columns
Pursue someone sexually or romantically

Move, proceed, or walk draggingly pr slowly
Drag loosely along a surface; allow to sweep the ground
Hang down so as to drag along the ground
To lag or linger behind
Go after with the intent to catch

CHASES vs TRAIL: INTRANSITIVE VERB

To be behind in competition; lag.
To walk or proceed with dragging steps; trudge.
To become gradually fainter; dwindle.
To drift in a thin stream.
To extend, grow, or droop loosely over a surface.
To drag or be dragged along, brushing the ground.
To lag behind (an opponent).
To follow behind.
To follow the traces or scent of, as in hunting; track.
To allow to drag or stream behind, as along the ground.
To drag (the body, for example) wearily or heavily.
To follow the course taken by; pursue.

CHASES vs TRAIL: OTHER WORD TYPES

To fasten (as wagons) one behind the other so as to form a train.
In casino, to play a card which neither builds nor takes in anything.
To overspread with a tracery or intertwining pattern or ornament.
To draw along behind.
To drag or draw loosely along the ground or other surface, as the train of a woman's dress.
Milit., to carry in an oblique forward position, with the breech or the butt near the ground, the piece or the pike being held by the right hand near the middle: as, to trail arms.
To beat down or make a beaten path through by frequent treading; make a beaten path through: as, to trail grass.
To hunt or follow up by the track or scent; follow in the trail or tracks of; track.
To draw out; lead on, especially in a mischievous or ill-natured way; play upon the ignorance or fears of.
To hang down or drag loosely behind, as the train of a woman's dress.
To grow loosely and without self-support to a considerable length along the ground or over bushes, rocks, or other low objects; recline or droop and as it were drag upon the ground, as a branch. See trailing plant, below.
To move with a slow sweeping motion.
To loiter or creep along as a straggler or a person who is nearly tired out; walk or make one's way idly or lazily.
To reach or extend in a straggling way.
To fish with or from a trailer: as, to trail for mackerel.
Move, proceed, or walk draggingly or slowly
Drag loosely along a surface
Allow to sweep the ground

CHASES vs TRAIL: RELATED WORDS

Pursuits, Hunt, Hunts, Pursues, Furrow, Chase after, Go after, Chamfer, Following, Tag, Dog, Tail, Track, Trail, Pursuit

Hang back, Drop behind, Chase after, Get behind, Go after, Entrain, Tag, Drag, Shack, Tail, Dog, Trudge, Lead, Chase, Track

CHASES vs TRAIL: DESCRIBE WORDS

Swoops, Lawsuits, Haunt, Pursue, Prosecutions, Hunt, Furrow, Chase after, Chamfer, Following, Tag, Dog, Tail, Track, Trail

Walkway, Footpath, Road, Trailhead, Hang back, Chase after, Tag, Drag, Shack, Tail, Dog, Trudge, Lead, Chase, Track

CHASES vs TRAIL: SENTENCE EXAMPLES

Shivani chases Trishul and Triyambaka in the forest.
DEVELOP chases up the latest dates from publishers.
Large gray stingray shaped object chases fighter plane.
Angus, the Scottish wild cat who chases poodles.
Not enough car chases or things blowing up.
NBA star chases off intruder in scary encounter.
The team chases trophy game across North America.
Johnny chases after her, but she gets away.
Better Chases and Arrest Warrants mods, with permission.
Burdin and grew up in Chases Mills, Turner.

Hikers are able to extend their hike by combining this trail with the Wagon Road Trail.
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Legendary Quarterbacks Trail and the Shitload of Miss Americas Trail.
This trail intersects with the Sandy Creek trail in Belmar.
Prairie Trail and giving the Fox River Trail a pass.
The Trail Area will usually be wider than the actual Public Trail to be established within the Trail Area.
This trail stretches about a mile, closing the gap between White Rock Creek Trail in the east, and the Sopac Trail in the west.
Gwynns Falls Trail, Jones Falls Trail, and Herring Run Trail.

CHASES vs TRAIL: QUESTIONS

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CHASES AND TRAIL

CHASES vs TRAIL: NOUN

CHASES vs TRAIL: VERB

CHASES vs TRAIL: INTRANSITIVE VERB

CHASES vs TRAIL: OTHER WORD TYPES

CHASES vs TRAIL: RELATED WORDS

CHASES vs TRAIL: DESCRIBE WORDS

CHASES vs TRAIL: SENTENCE EXAMPLES

CHASES vs TRAIL: QUESTIONS