unhitches (Meaning)

unhitches

to free from or as if from being hitched

The cowboy unhitches his horse from the trailer before riding into the arena.
The dog eagerly unhitches the leash from its collar, ready to run free.
The hikers carefully unhitched their backpacks from the tree to lighten their load for the climb.
The farmer unhitches the plow from the tractor and prepares the field for planting.
The sailor unhitches the boat from the dock, casting it off into the sparkling waters.
The camper unhitches the tent from the stakes, eager to pack up and move on to their next destination.
The child unhitches the wagon from the tricycle, leaving it behind as they skateboard down the hill.
The mechanic unhitches the engine from the car, preparing for a major repair.
The unhitched carriage clattered down the cobblestone street, its wheels rattling loudly.
The climbers unhitched their harnesses from the cliff face, their ascent complete.

to free from or as if from being hitched

disjoins, splits, uncouples,disunites, disjoints, disconnects, dissevers, unyokes, parts, disengages

hitches, joins,chains, links, concatenates, conjugates, couples, yokes, interconnects, compounds

The cowboy unhitches his horse from the trailer before riding into the arena.

The dog eagerly unhitches the leash from its collar, ready to run free.

The hikers carefully unhitched their backpacks from the tree to lighten their load for the climb.

The farmer unhitches the plow from the tractor and prepares the field for planting.