runwaypath

noun
UK /ˈrʌnweɪpɑːθ/
US /ˈrʌnweɪpæθ/

A runwaypath is the flat road where airplanes go fast to take off or slow down to stop.

The pilot steered the plane along the runwaypath before lifting off.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A marked route on the ground that guides runners or vehicles in a race or event.

The runners followed the runwaypath marked with bright cones.

3. A special path used by animals or people to move quickly from one place to another.

The rabbits used a clear runwaypath through the tall grass.

4. A route or course that helps something move smoothly toward a goal.

The new bridge became a runwaypath for bikes and walkers.