Definitions

1. noun

a sudden and unexpected problem or obstacle that arises, especially in a project or a plan.

“The team encountered a hitch in their production schedule due to the supplier’s delay.”

2. noun

a temporary fastening or connection, especially one that can be quickly released.

“She used a hitch to secure the rope to the tree.”

3. verb

to attach or join something to something else, often in a temporary or insecure way.

“He hitches the horse to the wagon.”

4. verb

to cause a problem or obstacle to arise in a project or a plan.

“The new policy will hitch the company’s growth.”

5. verb

to fasten or secure something, especially with a rope or a chain.

“She hitches the boat to the dock.”

6. verb

to travel by attaching oneself to a vehicle or a trailer, especially for transportation.

“They hitch a ride to the festival.”

7. interjection

an expression used to indicate excitement or enthusiasm.

“Hitch! The concert is starting!”