Unhitched is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNHITCHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• UNHITCH, to free from being hitched
• unhook or unfasten (something tethered to or caught on something else)

Words related to UNHITCHED

unhitch15 unhitches17 unhitching19

How to use UNHITCHED in a sentence

• We jumped to the ground, unhitched the mules quicker than it had ever been done before, and tied them and my horse to the wagon.
• When the storm gathered it was at a moment when the burros stood, still unloaded, and the mules attached to the two wagons still unhitched.
• Beth unhitched the horse and they all took their places in the carriage again, having some difficulty to find places for their feet on account of the cargo of melons.
• Old Heck and Skinny unhitched Old Tom and Baldy while the Chinese cook chattered information about Parker, the cowboys and the round-up.
• Probably the drivers, after they had unhitched the teams, had been drawn deeper into the draw to a spot more fully protected from the wind.
• Then the wagon stopped, and Thatcher, grim and pale, unhitched his team.
• When they reach a suitable place the oxen are unhitched, the hunters conceal the wheels and other parts of the wagon with boughs and palm leaves.
• He unhitched the lashings, and strongly thrust the boat out upon the water.
• His dogs, which the men had unhitched, and as many as could enter the small enclosure, followed.
• Many weeks passed by without any tidings of the man or his team, when one day he drove up to his own gate, unhitched his horse, and went to work as usual.
• He went to the corral fence, unhitched his pony, and rode out on the plains toward the river.
• Twice masses of fallen rock blocked the way, and the horses had to be unhitched and the wagons dragged into the stream bed.
• He and Gracie were seated in the empty bed of an unhitched wagon down at the edge of the grove of forest trees that surrounds the church.
• In fact, there was a pretty lively time before all of the people had unhitched their teams and got away.
• The horses were unhitched from the carriage which was left on the road.
• The Captain unhitched the mule, mounted, and started across the Pizzaro bridge over the Rimac.
• Then he drove Splash into the yard, put away the sprinkling-can, unhitched the dog from the express wagon, and put the wagon in the barn, where it was kept.
• The poor man climbed down from his cart, unhitched the donkey, and set him out to graze on the tender grass that grew by the wayside.
• In due time they reached the buggy, took the light blanket from the horse, unhitched and jumped in.
• The steaming horses were unhitched, covered carefully with robes and led into sheltered places, while the merry party disappeared into the house.
• They were unhitched and the wagon pulled back, the load was somewhat dampened, for the water came into the wagon box about a foot.
• He led them to the barn, and ordered Billy to remain in the carriage while he unhitched.
• Jumping to the ground, we unhitched the mules more quickly than that operation had ever been performed before.
• I unhitched the horses, tramped the snow down so they could stand, drove them out and around perhaps forty rods, and then took in the situation.
• With a half-dozen of younger onlookers she unhitched teams and rode across the land, calling at the cabins.
• The conductor then hoisted all the windows, took out the cushions, and unhitched the horses.
• After some parley, in which she showed her ability to stand her own ground, the boy unhitched the horse from the wagon, and got her own old saddle for her from the stable.
• They had unhitched the horses, and tied them, at a safe distance from the house.
• Here he and Chuck Evans unhitched and here the horses were tethered.
• When his cowardly attendants found a band of twenty Apaches riding down on them, they unhitched the mules and galloped off, leaving him to confront the savages by himself.

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