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tracesnounpl. of trace a mark or series of marks left on a surface by something that has passed along itthe wolf came and went without leaving a trace on the hard, dry ground imprints, tracks, trails footmarks, footprints, footsteps, hoofprints, paths, prints, pugs, ruts, steps, treadsartifacts, evidences, leavings, relics, remainders, remains, reminders, remnants, residuals, residues, signs, spoor(or spoors), telltales, tokens, vestigesclues, cues, hints, indications, inklings, intimations, leads, suggestionsscents, shadows, whiffs a passage cleared for public vehicular travelan old trace that dates back to the days of the covered wagon arterials, arteries, avenues, boulevards, carriageways(British), drags, drives, expressways, freeways, high roads, highways, passes, pike(or pikes), roads, roadways, routes, rows, streets, thoroughfares, thruways, turnpikes, ways causewaysautobahns, autoroutes, autostradas(or autostrade), dual carriageways(chiefly British), interstates, motorways(chiefly British), superhighwaysbeltways, bypasses, parkways, ring roads(chiefly British)corniches, switchbacksthrough streetshigh streets(British), Main Streetsbackstreets, branches, bystreets, byways, crossroads, secondary roads, shunpikes, side roads, side streetsalleys, alleywayscircles, lanes, laneways(British), mews(chiefly British), placescloses(chiefly British), culs-de-sac(also cul-de-sacs), dead endscorridorstracks, trails a rough course or way formed by or as if by repeated footstepsstay on the trace, or you'll get lost in these thick woods footpaths, paths, pathways, tracks, trails bridle pathstowpathsalleys, alleyways, bypaths, byroads, bystreets, byways, passageways, walkwayscutoffs, shortcutslanes, passages, passes, roads, roadways, routes, rows, runs, runways, streets, thoroughfares a tiny often physical indication of something lost or vanisheda ship that appears to have vanished without a trace on the high seas echoes(also echos), ghosts, relics, shadows, vestiges mementos(or mementoes), remembrances, remindersartifactsafterimages, aftertastesbalances, corpses, hangovers, leftovers, oddments, remainders, remnants, scrapsdregs, leavings, remains, residuals, residues, rests a very small amountdoctors detected only a trace of bacteria in the blood sample but put the patient on antibiotics just in case aces, bits, crumbs, dabs, drams, driblets, glimmers, hints, licks, little, mites, nips, ounces, particles, peanuts, rays, scintillas, scruples, shades, shadows, shreds, skoshes, smacks, smells, smidgens(also smidgeons or smidgins or smidges), snaps, soupçons, sparks, spatters, specks, splashes, spots, sprinklings, strains, streaks, suspicions, touches hoots, iotas, jots, minima(or minimums), minims, modicums, semblances, syllables, tittles, vestiges, whitsatoms, dots, flecks, flyspecks, grains, granules, molecules, morsels, motes, nubbins, patches, scrapsdashes, drops, pinchesparts, portions, sectionsbites, nibbles, tasteshandfuls(also handsful), scatterings, smatterings, smattersdoses, shotschips, flakes, fragments, shards, shivers, slivers, smithereens, splintersshreds, tattersclippings, parings, shavings drops in the bucket abundances, barrels, boatloads, buckets, bundles, bushels, deals, fistfuls, gobs, heaps, lashings(also lashins, chiefly British), loads, lots, masses, messes, mountains, much, oodles, passels, pecks, piles, plenties, potfuls, profusions, quantities, rafts, reams, scads, stacks, wads, wealthsvolumesbonanzas, embarrassments, excesses, overabundances, overages, overflows, overkills, overmuch, oversupplies, superabundances, superfluities, surfeits, surpluseschunks, hunks, lumps, slabs an almost imperceptible sign of somethingthere didn't seem to be so much as a trace of the truth to anything he said breaths, flickers, glimmers, hints, suggestions, tangs, touches, whiffs inklings, intimations, scents, windsevidences, indications, marks, signs permeations, pervasions, saturations the mark or impression made by a footfollowed the traces of the deer into the deep woods tracesverbpresent tense third-person singular of traceto draw or make apparent the outline oftrace your hand onto this piece of paper defines, delineates, outlines, silhouettes, sketches linesbounds, fringes, margins, skirtsedges, hems, rims, trimsframescircles, compasses, encircles, girdles, girths, loops, rings, rounds, surroundscharts, diagrams, draws, maps (out) to go after or on the track ofpolice traced the burglar back to his apartment, where they discovered a ton of stolen loot bird-dogs, chases, courses, dogs, follows, hounds, pursues, runs, shadows, tags, tails, tracks, trails accompanies, chaperones(or chaperons), escortshunts, searches (for), seekseyes, observes, watches runs after guides, leads, pilots heads |