cross-country
- r not following tracks or roads
they liked to race cross-country - r across the countryside
the river runs cross-country
the road runs cross-country
- He had first seen cross-country on television, during Calgary in 1988, and tried the sport after moving to Wisconsin.
- Jarmoska decided to give BCA the $5,000 she raised biking cross-country.
- The public might be forgiven for thinking the days are gone when lobbyists and special interests could pay for a lawmaker's cross-country golf outings.