1. a temporary difficulty or problem
2. a knot used to fasten a rope to something
Usage: nautical

1. to fasten or tie with a rope or chain
2. to travel by getting free rides from passing vehicles
Usage: informal
3. to pull or lift something with a sudden movement

Examples

• There was a hitch in our travel plans when the flight was delayed.
• The sailor tied a clove hitch to secure the boat to the dock.
• He hitched the trailer to his truck before leaving.
• They decided to hitch a ride to the concert.
• She hitched up her skirt to avoid stepping on it.
• The plan went off without a hitch.
• We need to hitch the horses to the wagon.