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hitch

[hich] / hɪtʃ /




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I feel a small hitch in my breath.

From Literature

“Oh,” she says, a hitch in her throat.

From Literature

According to the complaint, neither man was affiliated with drug cartels and they were simply hitching a ride back to Trinidad from Venezuela, where they had been engaged in fishing and farm work.

From Barron's

I feel hitches in my sides where the seam of my pants dug in while I was sleeping.

From Literature

At once higher concept and more grounded than the movies, they’re interesting on their own, to the point where, when they finally hitch on to the Marvel multi-mega-serial train, I find them disappointing.

From Los Angeles Times