Easy as in affix To attach or fasten something, typically temporarily or with a minor connection. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Hitch'
After a long journey, they needed to hitch the trailer to the car for the final leg of their road trip.
The carpenter needed to hitch the newly crafted shelf to the wall to ensure stability.
After the wedding ceremony, they used ribbons to hitch cans to the back of the car for the festive drive.
To transport the bikes, they decided to hitch the trailer to the back of the car.
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