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hitched up

hitched up is the simple past and past participle of hitch up.

Meaning of hitch up

Verb

hitch up (third-person singular simple present hitches up, present participle hitching up, simple past and past participle hitched up)

  1. To fasten up.
  2. To pull up, or raise with a jerking movement.
    • hitch up your skirt
  3. To attach (a horse, etc.) to a vehicle.
    • Hitch up the trailer.
  4. (passive, regional, "get hitched up") To marry.

Questions about hitched up

What is hitched up the simple past and past participle of?
Hitched up is the simple past and past participle of hitch up.

Words near hitched up in the dictionary

  1. Hitchcott
  2. Hitchcox
  3. hitched
  4. hitched one's wagon to
  5. hitched one's wagon to a star
  6. hitched up
  7. hitchel
  8. hitchelled
  9. hitchelling
  10. hitchels
  11. Hitchen

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