Hitching is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HITCHING in dictionary:

VERB:
• HITCH, to fasten with a knot or hook
• move (something) into a different position with a jerk
• travel by hitch-hiking
• obtain (a lift) by hitch-hiking
• fasten or tether
• harness (a draught animal or team)
NOUN:
• a temporary difficulty or problem
• a knot of a particular kind, typically one used for fastening a rope to something else.
• a device for attaching one thing to another, especially the tow bar of a motor vehicle.
• an act of hitch-hiking
• a period of service

Words related to HITCHING

hitch13 hitched16 hitches15

Words that contain HITCHING

unhitching19

How to use HITCHING in a sentence

• Praying for a steady balance, she swung herself astride of the branch, and holding on tightly with her hands began hitching herself slowly outward.
• While Richards was hitching his horse in the bushes the sergeant stood on the bank of the river with his arms folded and his chin swinging from side to side.
• On hands and knees it crept forward, hitching the weapon along beside it.
• Then the man breaks off a heavy bunch of ripe nuts, and hitching it on the rope lets it go.
• Genevieve a weary and mud-stained horseman, who presently dismounted at the hitching rail in front of the little inn which he favored with his company.
• I heard him tell about a good hitching post where he could more than apt rent out his rig and how he always stopped and fed the horses when eating time come.
• Sanderson stood beside his horse at the hitching rail for a look at Okar.
• Brevoort, hitching up his belt, swung to his horse.
• But as Hiram got some few yards from the hitching rack, the seat was suddenly pulled from under him, and he was left sprawling on his back in the bottom of the wagon.
• The rider had now approached to within fifty feet of the man, halting his pony at the extreme end of the hitching rail that skirted the front of the saloon.
• When he did not turn the black into the corral, hitching him, instead, to one of the rails, without even removing the saddle, she suspected that something unusual had happened.
• Hitching a ride on a jet sled to the nearest slidewalk, they were soon being whisked along toward their quarters.
• The iron pins on which the sheaves revolve are formed with eyes, for the convenience of hitching the standing part of the purchase.
• They packed the things in nicely, and hitching Billy up, drove out of the lane in fine style, on a fast trot.
• They are so gentle, too, that a lady can drive them and will stand anywhere without hitching.
• Blyth states that it has a surprising faculty for creeping about on the vertical board of a cage, hitching its claws into the minute pores of the wood.
• So prepared, he would sit down and smoke his pipe quite silently, glaring at all, and jumping up, and hitching up his coat-sleeves, when anyone entered the room.
• The next moment, Solon, who had just finished hitching up Reward, was startled by the ringing of the engine-room bell.
• Silver Face leaped right up into the air, then settled back on his haunches in an attempt to break the hitching rope.
• With the horses and a rope we hauled the log to one side of the road, and hitching up again we proceeded on our way.
• Benito reined his horse as he reached the Plaza where a dozen other mounts were tethered and left his steed to crop the short grass without the formality of hitching.
• After he had talked with the other men a short time, twenty or thirty of them went out where the old man was hitching up his team.
• But Douglas speedily reassured him, and he busied himself in hitching up a team.
• A smile of satisfaction came on the face of Buck Daniels, then, hitching at his belt, and pulling his sombrero lower over his eyes, he started once more to find Dan Barry.
• But this is hitching all stars to an infinitesimal part of a wagon.
• Papa kept taking off his hat and wiping his bald spot, and hitching his camera case into a different position, so that it made a new set of wrinkles in the middle of his back.
• Well, I finally reached the old shack and bribed the man into hitching up the cart.
• Making a turn of a rope around the sled and hitching the team on forty feet down the hill we were soon on solid ground.
• Hitching our horses on in front, we had a team of four, and the difficulty was solved.
• We, however, succeeded in getting clear of them by hitching a logging-chain round the stump near the top, when a sudden jerk from the oxen was generally sufficient to pull it up.

Similar words containing HITCH without suffix ing

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