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rails A thin strip of metal or wood that supports a railing or a track. ■ "The rails on the rollercoaster kept us safely in our seats.", To travel along a route or path, especially by train or road. ■ "We were raining rails last night to get to the concert on time."
deranged adjective< definition></?>Completely off the rails, nuts, cuckoo.
slide A smooth movement down a surface, usually on rails or ice. ■ She slid across the floor on her stomach to avoid getting caught by her teacher.
slider A device used for sliding things across a surface, typically on wheels or rails. ■ "I need to slide the table across the floor, but I can't find any sliders."
streetcar An electrically powered vehicle designed for public transportation that travels along a set of rails on the streets. ■ "I forgot my umbrella on the streetcar and now I'm soaked."
chugging The act of making a slow, rhythmic movement while pushing something along or pulling oneself forward. Often associated with the sound of a train's wheels chugging on the rails. ■ John was chugging along on his bike when he suddenly hit a bump and went flying off into a ditch.
Rollers A device with metal wheels that is used to transport people or goods along a track, usually on rails. ■ The rollers were so fast that they almost ran over the little girl who was trying to cross the street.