joltytrail

noun
UK /ˈdʒɒl.ti.treɪl/
US /ˈdʒoʊl.ti.treɪl/

A bumpy path that shakes you as you go along it.

We rode our bikes down the joltytrail and bounced over every rock.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A ride or journey that is full of shakes and bumps.

The old bus took us on a joltytrail through the hills.

3. A line of small bumps or ridges on a surface.

Frost made a joltytrail of little bumps across the window.

4. A shaky, uneven way of moving forward.

The toy car went on a joltytrail across the kitchen floor.