A question about the sentense
I’m reading a novel, and I have a question:

“We’d been down that vomit-inducing road before with Amy Everett at the end of freshman year.”

What dose “We’d been down that vomit-inducing road”mean ?

Question

A question about the sentense
I’m reading a novel, and I have a question:

“We’d been down that vomit-inducing road before with Amy Everett at the end of freshman year.”

What dose “We’d been down that vomit-inducing road”mean ?

Answer

"We had been down" here means "We had travelled along".
"vomit-inducing" is hopefully obvious. I assume that it means that the road is either very windy, or very badly potholed.
Does that make sense now?