hitchhike

[ˈhɪtʃhaɪk]

Definition:
1. Travel by getting free rides from motorists.

Use 'hitchhike' in a sentence:

1. Her car broke down, so she had to hitchhike back home.
2. This occurs because the weakly stimulated synapse can steal or hitchhike on a set of proteins synthesized at or near the strongly stimulated synapse.
3. When money has a tangible value, a lot of emotional things hitchhike on its coattails.
4. Basically it comes down to whether you hitchhike or go by bus.
5. So what I started to do on my time off was to hitchhike a ride down to the little town of Buxton.
6. Two men hitchhike towards Los Angeles a 1937 photo.
7. It's very dangerous for females to hitchhike alone.
8. We attempted to hitchhike across the country.
9. This time I went by bus. I don't hitchhike anymore.
10. When man goes to space, inevitably microbes hitchhike along.
11. I go to the beach. Nobody gives me a hitchhike.
12. No parent who cared about their daughter would let her hitchhike.
13. Every surface presents an opportunity for germs to hitchhike out.
14. Don't worry, we'll just hitchhike back.
15. What's the Chinese meaning of "hitchhike" in the text?
16. When money has a tangible value, a lot of emotional things hitchhike on its coattails .
17. No bother go back to the camp . If you get lost, just hitchhike home.
18. This nonlinear change in friction force over a small change in velocity results in uncomfortable feeling when people hitchhike hydraulic lift.
19. "Snoopy," he said, tugging her floppy ears in the way she liked. "I think you're going to have to hitchhike."
20. How do you hitchhike?
21. Hitchhiking his way across the country, Neff traveled to New York during his Christmas vacation.
22. So yeah, don't bother hitchhiking, it probably won't work. But nobody's going to be tempting you to hitchhike anyways.
23. Travel is cheap if you fly, and easy and free if you hitchhike.
24. He offered a ride to three hitchhikers near the highway exit.
25. We're going to hitchhike to the vet.
26. Indeed, we scientists use metaphors all the time when we communicate with one another: we speak of selfish DNA and orphan receptors and proteins that serve as chaperones and genes that hitchhike.
27. "I wish more people would hitchhike," he says. "it would restore their trust in society, something that is diminishing, especially in cities."
28. No bother go back to the camp. ? If you get lost, just hitchhike home.
29. But when you look closely, you see that there are all kinds of emotional things that hitchhike on it as well.
30. No bother go back to the camp. If you get lost, just hitchhike home.