unhitching
Releasing from tow
Unhitching is detaching something from what it's fastened to.
You unhitch a horse from a post or a trailer from a truck.
The word implies releasing a temporary connection: After unhitching the camper, we parked the truck in the garage.
Figuratively, unhitching suggests freeing yourself from an obligation or relationship.
Allowing to escape
- freeingReleasing from confinement
- letting goReleasing one's grasp
- disconnectingBreaking an established link
- separatingDividing into parts
unburdening · liberating · disengaging · detaching · breaking free · untethering · loosening · escaping
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- wagonWheeled hauling vehicle
- carriageWheeled passenger vehicle
- cartVehicle for hauling
- horse trailerVehicle for transporting equines
RV · camper · boat trailer · flatbed · towbar · coupling · ball mount · fifth wheel
releasing
Allowing to escape
- freeingReleasing from confinement
- letting goReleasing one's grasp
- disconnectingBreaking an established link
separating · unburdening · liberating · disengaging · detaching · breaking free · untethering · loosening · escaping · independence
trailer
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horse trailer · RV · camper · boat trailer · flatbed · towbar · coupling · ball mount · fifth wheel · disconnecting
harness
Straps controlling an animal
traces · reins · collar · bridle · yoke · tack · singletree · doubletree · stable · barn