roughway

noun
UK /ˈrʌfweɪ/
US /ˈrʌfweɪ/

A roughway is a bumpy path that is not smooth to walk on.

We walked along the roughway through the woods.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A difficult or hard way of doing something.

Learning to ride a bike was a roughway at first.

3. A stretch of water with choppy, uneven waves.

The little boat bounced over the roughway near the shore.

4. A rough or unpolished manner of behaving.

He spoke in a roughway that surprised everyone.