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hitchnoun a danger or difficulty that is hidden or not easily recognizedthere are always a few hitches when you launch a system as complex as this one booby trap, catch, catch-22, gimmick, gotcha, joker, land mine, pitfall, snag snare, trap, trip wire, webhazard, peril, riskbomb, bombshell, kicker, surprise(also surprize)bait, decoy, lure a fixed period of time during which a person holds a job or positionsigned on for a three-year hitch in the army stint, tenure, term, tour shift, watchgo, turnduration, standing, timecycle, span, spell, stretchlife, life span, lifetime, run to move or cause to move with a sharp quick motionkept hitching up his pants because they were too big in the waist buck, hoick, jerk, jolt, twitch, yank bump, jounce, lurch, pitch, staggerjig, jiggle, jog, joggle, shakedrag, lug, pull, tugpluck, tweakgrab, rip, snap (up), snatch, tear, wrench, wrest, wring to put or bring together so as to form a new and longer wholeshe escaped out the window by using a makeshift rope of bedsheets and clothing she'd hitched together catenate, chain, compound, concatenate, conjugate, connect, couple, hook, interconnect, interlink, join, link, yoke articulate, dovetail, integrate, interlock, intermeshcord, string, wirecement, coalesce, combine, fuse, unite, weld disconnect, disjoin, disjoint, dissever, disunite, separate, unchain, uncouple, unhitch, unlink, unyoke detach, disengage, divide, part, splitcleave, rupture, sever, sunder to put securely in place or in a desired positionhitched the trailer to the back of the car anchor, catch, clamp, fasten, fix, moor, secure, set embed(also imbed), entrench(also intrench), implant, ingrain(also engrain), lodge, stuff, wedge loose, loosen, unfasten, unfix, unloose, unloosen extract, prize, pry, pull, root (out), tear (out), uproot, wrest, yank to travel by securing free ridesher brother hitched across the country after he graduated from college in the 14th century |