What does woodway mean?
Woodway means A road or path through the forest..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
A road or path through the forest..
So they went through the summer night-tide by many a woodway dim, Till they came to a certain wood-lawn, and Sigmund lingered there,
The line had not moved a bowshot when De Aquila's great horn blew for a halt, and soon young Fulke—our false Fulke's son—yes, the imp that lit the straw in Pevensey Castle—came thundering up a woodway.
Tiphaine was silent when he had ended, watching the winding woodways of the forest.
I surmise that pond originally meant a deep water. So pontus (the old Roman for bridge) may be a shortcut expression for a woodway over a pond.
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Woodway means A road or path through the forest..
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So they went through the summer night-tide by many a woodway dim, Till they came to a certain wood-lawn, and Sigmund lingered there,
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