Hitch — synonyms, hitch antonyms, definition

1. hitch (Noun)

arrest block bolt bout buckle catch check clasp deception deterrent difficulty disadvantage drawback duty tour encumbrance enlistment excursion expedition falter fastener • • •

hitch (Noun) — A period of time spent in military, diplomatic or other service.

hitch (Noun) — The state of inactivity following an interruption.

hitch (Noun) — An unforeseen obstacle.

hitch (Noun) — A connection between a vehicle and the load that it pulls.

hitch (Noun) — A knot that can be undone by pulling against the strain that holds it; a temporary knot.

hitch (Noun) — Any obstruction that impedes or is burdensome.

hitch (Noun) — The uneven manner of walking that results from an injured leg.

connecter connection connective connector connexion gait impediment impedimenta inaction inactiveness inactivity knot obstacle obstructer obstruction obstructor period period of time time period Blackwall hitch becket bend cat's-paw clog countercheck judder bar logjam rolling hitch sheet bend sleeping policeman speed bump speed hump timber hitch weaver's hitch weaver's knot

2. hitch (Verb)

affix associate attach bind buck combine confine connect couple falter fasten gimp give halt hitchhike hobble hook hop jerk join • • • unhitch

hitch (Verb) — To hook or entangle. ex. "One foot hitched in the stirrup"

hitch (Verb) — Walk impeded by some physical limitation or injury. ex. "The old woman hitches down to the store every day"

hitch (Verb) — Jump vertically, with legs stiff and back arched.

hitch (Verb) — Travel by getting free rides from motorists. ex. "You can, of course, hitch anywhere that there are cars and traffic"

hitch (Verb) — Connect to a vehicle. ex. "hitch the trailer to the car"

attach connect link link up move ride tie walk snag