The term BALL PATH FLY can be broken down into three words: ARC (3 letters), LANE (4 letters), and ORBIT (5 letters). ARC is a curved line, usually part of a circle or other shape. LANE is a narrow road or path, often between fields or gardens. ORBIT is the path an object takes around another object in space, such as a planet orbiting the sun. Together, these three words describe a ball traveling along a curved path, then down a narrow LANE, and finally orbiting around an object in space.