hitched

word · lemma: hitch

/ˈhɪtʃt/
/hˈɪtʃt/

Definition

"Hitched" means attached something to another, especially using a hook or rope; informally, it also means getting married.

Usage & Nuances

"Get hitched" is informal and most often means to get married. As a regular verb, "hitch" means to fasten, usually with vehicles or animals (e.g., "hitch a trailer"). Don't confuse "hitched" (attached/married) with "hitchhike" (to travel by getting rides).

Example Sentences

They hitched the trailer to the back of the truck.

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My grandparents got hitched in 1960.

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She hitched her horse to the fence before going inside.

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They finally got hitched after dating for seven years.

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Can you help me get this tent hitched up before it starts raining?

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Josh and Maya hitched their bikes together so they wouldn't get lost on the trail.

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