tway
/teɪ/Definitions
1. noun
A unit of measurement for the angle of the slope of a road, typically one-twentieth of the total angle.
“The road had a tway of 3, making it quite steep.”
2. noun
A small valley or dale, especially one with a winding stream.
“The hikers navigated through the tway, following the gentle stream.”
3. verb
To pass or move through a tway, especially with difficulty or in a winding course.
“The horse twayed through the dense forest.”