Similar words: hitch, chitchat, hitchhike, unhinged, itch, witch, ditch, pitch. Meaning: v. unfasten or release from or as if from a hitch.
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1. And when you stood hesitating before you unhitched the bow line, rush built to flood.
2. Slowly, each of their minds unhitched from its moorings in the body and spun.
3. to unhitch a trailer.
4. And suddenly the hinges started to unhitch. Just then, the witch to satisfy an itch went flying on her broom stick, thumbing for a hitch.
5. It was no goddam accident, no goddam mechanical failure, some one deliberately unhitched that car.
6. When business was slow; the butcher allowed his girls and Amelia to unhitch the two horses from the traces and ride.
7. The trailer was wonderful on the smoother roads near Beijing, and it was a big advantage to be able to unhitch the car and use it separately, leaving the horses tied safely to the trailer.
8. Men require three square feet and 15 seconds to pee, and women need 15 square feet and have more to unhitch and pantyhose to deal with and then they need to hang out and talk about feelings.