hitchhike
/ˈhɪtʃhaɪk/Definitions
1. verb
to travel by lifting a ride from passing vehicles, typically while holding a sign indicating where one wants to go.
“She decided to hitchhike across the country to experience the local culture.”
2. verb
to obtain something, such as a favor or opportunity, by making a casual or informal request.
“He tried to hitchhike a ride on the new marketing trend to boost his business.”
3. noun
the act of traveling by lifting a ride from passing vehicles, typically while holding a sign.
“Hitchhiking is not allowed on this highway, so you need to take a detour.”
4. noun
a casual or informal request for something.
“He made a hitchhike for a loan to pay off his debt, but it was denied.”