rhumb
/rʌm/; /rʌmb/Definitions
1. noun
a direction or course (especially at sea) given in terms of the compass points.
“The captain adjusted the ship’s rhumb to avoid the storm.”
2. noun
a line or course on a map that connects two points on the Earth’s surface, used especially to show the direction of a route or journey.
“The hikers followed the rhumb on the map to reach the summit.”
3. verb
to navigate or sail in a particular direction or course.
“The sailors rhumbed their way across the Atlantic Ocean.”