Tract

What do we mean by tract?

A leaflet or pamphlet containing a declaration or appeal, especially one put out by a religious or political group. noun

The verses from Scripture sung after the gradual in the Roman Catholic Mass during penitential seasons such as Lent or as part of a Requiem. noun

An expanse of land or water. noun

A specified or limited area of land. noun

A system of organs and tissues that together perform a specialized function. noun

A bundle of nerve fibers having a common origin, termination, and function. noun

A stretch or lapse of time. noun

Track; footprint. noun

Extent; a continued passage or duration; process; lapse: used chiefly in the phrase tract of time. noun

Course or route; track; way. noun

Course or movement; action. noun

Attractive influence; attraction; charm. noun

Extent; expanse; hence, a region of indefinite extent; a more or less extended area or stretch of land or water: as, a tract of woodland. noun

Trait; lineament; feature. noun

In anatomy, an area or expanse; the extension of an organ or a system: as, the digestive or alimentary tract; the optic tract. Also called tractus (which see). noun

In ornithology, a pteryla, or feathered place: distinguished from space. noun

In heraldry, same as tressure. noun

The air-passages collectively. noun

An area or expanse.

A series of connected body organs, as in the digestive tract.

A small booklet such as a pamphlet, often for promotional or informational uses.

A brief treatise or discourse on a subject.

A commentator's view or perspective on a subject.

Continued or protracted duration, length, extent

Part of the proper of the liturgical celebration of the Eucharist for many Christian denominations, used instead of the alleluia during Lenten or pre-Lenten seasons, in a Requiem Mass, and on a few other penitential occasions.

Continuity or extension of anything.

Traits; features; lineaments.

The footprint of a wild animal.

Track; trace.

Treatment; exposition.

Words that are spelled similarly to tract:
tract, track, trace, trait, tact, bract, tracy, trapt, trac, fract, trach, trant, trat, ract, traci, tratt, triact, tracht, trakt, traut, tracs.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word tract:
urinary, gastrointestinal, intestine, bladder, tracts, diarrhea, intestinal, infection, digestive, obstruction, spinal, respiratory, gut, abdominal, vomiting, colon, stomach, neurons, cord, lungs, urine, nucleus, lesions, ventral, inflammation, sperm, pneumonia, liver, cortex, anterior, bacterial, bacteria, lateral, kidney, land, acres, organs, nerve, absorption, reproductive, symptoms, pathway, tissues, posterior, nervous, muscles, plantation, chronic, skin, dorsal, lots, acute, surgical, tissue, lung, pain, fever, bounded, muscle, oral, diseases, syndrome, mouth, virus, cells, lying, disease, purchased, settlers, cause, motor, brain, patients, blood, forest, homes.

Words that rhyme with tract:
act, impact, abstract, contract, fact, extract, contact, artifact, redact, enact, intact, compact, exact, retract, tact, interact, attract, blacked, detract, pact, distract, react, counteract, packed, protract, subtract, transact, bract, stacked, cracked, backed, wracked, reenact, in fact, racked, overreact, sidetracked, sacked, jacked, diffract, inexact, subcontract, hacked, fract, attacked, overact, matter of fact, stacte, whacked, sex act, tracked, calked, maced, hijacked, ransacked, yacked, bushwhacked, tacked, smacked, lacked, as a matter of fact, riot act, unpacked, eye contact, social contract, slacked, yakked, schacht, clacked, quacked, aleatory contract, in point of fact, thwacked, futures contract, snacked, piggybacked, accomplished fact, accessory after the fact, suicide pact, backtracked, carjacked, fly contact, quasi contract, breach of contract, finding of fact, unilateral contract, vanilla extract, contrary to fact, occupational safety and health act, employment contract, accessory before the fact, bracht, shacked, almond extract, oral contract, enabling act, service contract, bilateral contract, create by mental act, legislative act.

Adjectives that are often used to describe tract:
gastrointestinal, intestinal, digestive, urinary, upper, alimentary, genital, lower, large, vocal, reproductive, female, pyramidal, optic, respiratory, genitourinary, acre, entire, lateral, corticospinal, spinothalamic, vast, spinal, right, uveal, olfactory, left, fistulous, extensive, solitary, male, urogenital, immense, iliotibial, portal, rubrospinal, vestibulospinal, dorsal, trigeminal, fertile, mountainous, hilly, anterior, renal, spinocerebellar, sensory, medial, reticulospinal, vaginal, barren, cerebellar, sandy, mammillothalamic, thalamic, iliopubic, anonymous, sinus, biliary, aerodigestive.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective tract:
infections, retractor, party, fund.

Consonant match to tract:
tracked, tricked, trekked, trucked, tracht.

Words that sound like tract:
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