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hitch-
in combs. = hitching vbl. n. (see hitch v.). U.S.
1899Ade Doc. Horne i. 7, I jumped off my horse and threw him one end of my hitch-rein and pulled him out. 1903A. Adams Log of Cowboy xxi. 138 Tying our horses in a group to a hitch-rack in the rear of a saloon. 1906H. D. Pittman Belle of Bluegrass C. xiii. 187 A slim-legged yellow girl..swinging by her arms from a hitch rail. 1922Blackw. Mag. June 714/1 It needs many a coat of paint, clean, and hitch-up. 1935C. Day Lewis Time to Dance 61 A coast-to-coast hitch-up. 1954Encounter Oct. 3/1 The hitch-rail enclosing the county court-house. |