swinney
/ˈswɪni/
noun
- A narrow, rough path or track, especially one used by animals or in rural areas.
- We followed the swinney through the woods to reach the old cabin.
- A muddy swinney led from the barn to the pasture.
- The sheep made a swinney along the hillside over many years.
- A small, narrow lane or alley between buildings or hedges.
- He parked his bicycle in the swinney to keep it out of the way.
- The children played in the swinney behind the row of houses.
- A narrow swinney connected the main street to the churchyard.
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