transitive. To follow the footprints or track of; to track, trace.

To follow the footprints or traces of; esp. to track by the footprints; also with the traces as object; hence, to pursue, to dog.

transitive. To follow up the track or footsteps of; to trace the course or movements of; to pursue by or as by the track left; with down, out, up…

transitive. Hunting. To pursue by following a trail, to track. Obsolete.

To pursue or follow up by the footprints or traces; also figurative: = trace, v.1 5, track, v.1 1.

figurative and gen. To follow (as a hound does); to track.

transitive. To follow the trail or tracks of (a quarry). Also intransitive with adverb or prepositional phrase as complement. Obsolete.

To follow the trail or track of, to track. Also in gen. use, to follow.

to tread the feet of, to trace the footprints of. Scottish. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To follow in (a person's steps). Obsolete.

transitive. To track (an animal, etc.) by its footprints. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To track (a person); to investigate (something or someone). Also with out (in quot. 1939: to detect or expose).

transitive and intransitive.

transitive. To pursue or trace; to investigate.