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Discover LudwigThe phrase "hitch myself" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear without context.
It could be used in informal contexts, possibly to indicate a desire to attach oneself to something or someone.
Example: "I decided to hitch myself to the project, hoping it would lead to new opportunities."
Alternatives: "attach myself" or "link myself."
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But in this job the truth is I'm never in it – I rush in beforehand, hitch myself into a pair of tights, put on a periwig, and dash out again.
As the economic prospects of blue-collar men have faded, women find the menfolk are pitching in not more, but less, suggests Ms Coontz: "And if I'm a lower-income woman…do I want to hitch myself to a guy who may become just another mouth to feed?" Their employers, meanwhile, are less likely to give them time off.
But I did buy an inflatable Wal-Mart raft to hitch myself up and float alongside it.
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(Once I Googled 'What is the meaning of life?' and there were thousands of answers, which I intend to investigate one day, if I have time). Unless it is the server's fault, which it often is, I can usually solve a technical hitch by myself.
"If the roles were reversed, I don't see myself hitching a ride with someone on the other team," Piazza said.
I am a professional matchmaker, and not all that long ago, I got myself hitched... finally.
But speaking as an occasional host myself, each reservation that goes without a hitch restores a bit of my faith in humanity.
This time I had to figure out the metro system, and I applaud myself for getting to Belem without a hitch.
At a certain point it's up to me to take the big fat red "S" and stick it on my own chest, hitch up my tights, grab my cape and learn how to support myself.
Hitch 2: Hitch & Son.
The hitch?
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