smoothtrack
verbUK /ˈsmuːð.træk/
US /ˈsmuːð.træk/
To move along a path in a smooth and easy way.
The little train smoothtracks around the toy town without any bumps.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To make a process run without problems or delays.
The team smoothtracked the school fair so everything happened on time.
3. To follow a route quietly and steadily.
The skier smoothtracked down the gentle slope.
4. To keep something moving steadily forward without stopping.
She smoothtracked her homework so she finished before dinner.