1. a raised road or path across low or wet ground; a causeway.
Usage: archaic or dialectal variant of 'causeway'

Examples

• The old causey stretched across the marshland, connecting the two villages.
• Travelers used the stone causey to cross the flooded valley safely.
• The Roman causey still stands after centuries of weathering.
• Local residents maintained the causey to keep the road passable during wet seasons.