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verb
- 1. unhook or unfasten (something tethered to or caught on something else): "he unhitched the side of the trailer"
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Unhitch is a verb that means to free from or as if from being hitched. See examples of unhitch in a sentence, word history, synonyms, and related words.
Unhitch means to untie, unfasten, or detach something or someone. See examples, synonyms, pronunciation, and word origin of unhitch in British and American English.
unhitch is a verb that means to separate something from something else that it is attached to. Learn how to use unhitch in a sentence, see examples, and find synonyms and related words.
Unhitch means to free from attachment or unfasten, or to become uncoupled or unfastened. See the origin, usage and example sentences of unhitch from Dictionary.com.
Unhitch means to release from a hitch or to unfasten or disconnect. Find the past participle, gerund, imperative, and translations of unhitch in English and Spanish.
unhitch Add to list Share. unhitch. /ˈʌnˌhɪtʃ/. IPA guide. Other forms: unhitched; unhitching; unhitches. Definitions of unhitch. verb. unfasten or release from or as if from a hitch. see more.
Unhitch means to free from a hitch or to unfasten something. Learn how to use unhitch in a sentence, see synonyms and translations, and test your knowledge of sports with a quiz.
