hitched
Tied the knot
Hitched means attached or fastened, from the idea of hooking things together.
You hitch a trailer to a truck or hitch a horse to a post.
To hitch a ride is to get one opportunistically, especially by thumbing: We hitched a ride to the coast.
In casual speech, hitched means married: They finally got hitched after ten years together.
Marriage rite and feast
- spouseMarried partner
- matrimonyLegal union of spouses
- nuptialsVows and rings
- brideWoman getting married
groom · vows · ceremony · engagement · ring · honeymoon · anniversary · partnership
Leisure travel by car
- caravanTraveling group with goods
- campervanSelf-propelled recreational vehicle
- backpackingSelf-supported wilderness travel
- wanderlustCraving for distant places
nomadic · adventure · hitchhiking · thumbing · rideshare · pickup · strangers · highway
wedding
Marriage rite and feast
bride · groom · vows · ceremony · engagement · ring · honeymoon · anniversary · partnership · commitment
roadtrip
Leisure travel by car
- caravanTraveling group with goods
- campervanSelf-propelled recreational vehicle
- backpackingSelf-supported wilderness travel
wanderlust · nomadic · adventure · hitchhiking · thumbing · rideshare · pickup · strangers · highway · roadside
trailer
Promotional film excerpt
harness · wagon · horse · oxen · cart · yoke · rigging · attachment · secured · connected
- weddingwedding, wedding ring, marry, wedding ceremony, wedding rings
- weddingswedding, wedding dress, wedding cake, wedding ceremony, bride
- relationship statussingle, married, divorced, engaged, separated
- spouseshusband, wife, spouse, hubby, wifey
- boundbound, tied, restrained, confined, restricted
hitcheddetached
Apart or uninvolved
unhitched · disconnected · unsecured · unfastened · unhooked
- without a hitchCompletely free of complications
- get hitchedEnter into matrimony
- getting hitchedEntering matrimony
- hitch a rideSolicit free transport from strangers
- got hitchedBecame legally joined
- trailer hitchVehicle's towing attachment point
hitch, hitchhike, hitches, hitching, unhitched, hitcher, hitchers, unhitching, hitch up