cautioustry

noun
UK /ˈkɔːʃəsˌtraɪ/
US /ˈkɔːʃəsˌtraɪ/

A cautioustry is a careful try at doing something.

She made a cautioustry at riding her bike without training wheels.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A first, slow test of something new to see if it is safe.

His cautioustry at the pool was just dipping one toe in the water.

3. A careful way of trying something without taking big risks.

The team's cautioustry with the new game helped them learn the rules.

4. A small, careful step toward a goal.

Learning one word a day is a cautioustry at a new language.