|noun|
1.limp
had a hitch in his step
2.a sudden movement or pull : jerk
gave his trousers a hitch
3.a sudden halt : stoppage
a hitch in the performance
4.a usually unforeseen difficulty or obstacle
The plan went off without a hitch.
5.the act or fact of catching hold
6.a connection between a vehicle or implement and a detachable source of power (such as a tractor or horse)
attached a trailer hitch to his pickup
7.a delimited period especially of military service
serving a four-year hitch in the navy
8.any of various knots used to form a temporary noose in a line or to secure a line temporarily to an object
9.lift entry 2 sense 5b
catching a hitch into town
10.an unexpected stop or problem
Even their opening performance in Seattle went off without a hitch …— Richard and Florence Atwater, Mr. Popper's Penguins
11.a jerky movement or pull
He gave his pants a hitch.
12.a knot used for a temporary fastening
|verb|
1.to fasten by or as if by a hook or knot
Hitch the horses to the wagon.
2.hitchhike
3.to pull or lift (something) with a quick movement
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|noun|
had a hitch in his step
