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hardpacked
a. compressed to form a hard, smooth surface
Usage examples of "hardpacked".
Their riders had held their mounts to a walk while trusting otherwise to the instinct and surefootedness of the animals on the hardpacked roadway.
Andy offered him a metal hand but Benny ignored it, flopping out onto the hardpacked earth.
There had been no snow for many days, and the sleds slipped along the hardpacked Yukon trail as easily as if it had been glare ice.
Together, he and she plodded along the wet, hardpacked sand, examining jelly fish, shells, and pebbles, the debris tossed up by the waves.
Rope still twisted around his right hand, he turned away from the mule, sat on the hardpacked dirt and wrapped his arms around her.