hitching bar Antonyms
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Meaning of hitching bar
Wordnet
hitching bar (n)
a fixed horizontal rail to which a horse can be hitched to prevent it from straying
hitching bar Sentence Examples
- The weathered hitching bar creaked as the farmer tied his horse to it.
- The blacksmith crafted a sturdy hitching bar for the town square.
- The hitching bar outside the saloon was a popular gathering spot for the locals.
- The stagecoach pulled up to the hitching bar, unloading weary passengers.
- The team of mules pawed impatiently at the hitching bar, eager to continue their journey.
- The sheriff ordered the outlaws to dismount and hitch their horses to the hitching bar.
- The old hitching bar bore witness to countless tales of adventure and camaraderie.
- The hitching bar was the only structure left standing after the tornado tore through the town.
- The hitching bar served as a convenient place to tie up a bicycle or dog.
- The hitching bar became a symbol of the history and community that it represented.
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a fixed horizontal rail to which a horse can be hitched to prevent it from straying
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The weathered hitching bar creaked as the farmer tied his horse to it.
The blacksmith crafted a sturdy hitching bar for the town square.
The hitching bar outside the saloon was a popular gathering spot for the locals.
The stagecoach pulled up to the hitching bar, unloading weary passengers.
