hitchrack (Meaning)
Wordnet
hitchrack (n)
a fixed horizontal rail to which a horse can be hitched to prevent it from straying
Synonyms & Antonyms of hitchrack
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
hitchrack Sentence Examples
- The hitchrack on the trailer held the heavy machinery securely in place during transportation.
- The cowboy dismounted his horse and tied it to the hitchrack outside the saloon.
- The hitchrack was a convenient spot for bicyclists to lock up their bikes while shopping in the downtown area.
- The campers set up their campsite near the hitchrack, which provided easy access for their horses.
- The hitchrack outside the veterinary clinic was always occupied with clients' pets waiting for their appointments.
- The hitchrack at the horse show was filled with trailers filled with eager equine competitors.
- The farmer used the hitchrack to tie up his cows while he worked on the fence line.
- The hitchrack at the boat launch was an essential amenity for fishermen and boaters.
- The hitchrack outside the park was a great place to secure bicycles for a family bike ride.
- The hitchrack on the side of the RV provided a convenient location for storing extra gear during road trips.
FAQs About the word hitchrack
a fixed horizontal rail to which a horse can be hitched to prevent it from straying
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The hitchrack on the trailer held the heavy machinery securely in place during transportation.
The cowboy dismounted his horse and tied it to the hitchrack outside the saloon.
The hitchrack was a convenient spot for bicyclists to lock up their bikes while shopping in the downtown area.
The campers set up their campsite near the hitchrack, which provided easy access for their horses.
