Definition of Unhitch. Meaning of Unhitch. Synonyms of Unhitch

- хлопці, коні, pronounced [rozprʲɐˈɦɑjte | ˈxlɔptsʲi | ˈkɔnʲi]; English: Unhitch the Horses, Boys) is a Ukrainian folk song. The song is known in the records...
- submarine; near the operation site the frogmen would airlock out underwater and unhitch their Protei 5's and ride them to the operation site. It seems to have...
- to cross the canal when the towpath changes sides. This often involved unhitching the tow line, but on some canals they were constructed so that there was...
- change the past, but when he spies the lantern in question he tries to unhitch the horses. The resulting altercation with the wagon owner causes the horses...
- Sikorski Museum "Rose de Monléon: Genealogics". "International Set: Unhitching Post". Time.com. 14 September 1962. "John Stanisław ks. Radziwiłł na Nieświeżu...
- 2024-11-02. Gryboski, Michael (2018-10-18). "Reformed Theologian: 'Paul Did Not Unhitch the Christian Faith From the Old Testament'". www.christianpost.com. Retrieved...
- unbolted from the bed but this takes a lot more time and effort than the unhitch operation. Off-road travel trailers, also called 4x4 trailers, tentrax...
- from behind a rock with a shotgun in his hands. He forced McConnell to unhitch the team and take them over the crest of the hill. Boles then attempted...
- on 9 January 1822 and the po****ce sought to accord him the honor of unhitching the horses and pulling his carriage themselves, the then-Prince Regent...
- condemned horses [and] obstacles in the terrain [would] require their unhitching and ****istance of soldier to continue...Terry's own battery [of Gatling...