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unhitch

[uhn-hich] / ʌnˈhɪtʃ /


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As Long drove around the police car to escape, PC Harper got out of his vehicle and tried to apprehend Cole, who had unhitched the bike and was running behind the Seat driven by Long.

From BBC

Mr Altman said the defendant on the bike dismounted and unhitched it, and PC Harper got out of the police car and began to run to intercept him.

From BBC

With the demolition of the Alaskan Way Viaduct, the waterfront, after 66 years, is no longer unhitched from the city’s downtown.

From Seattle Times

Cohn-Haft speculated that plentiful food in the bellbird’s mountain habitat had allowed the species to become unhitched from strict obedience to the dictates of survival of the fittest.

From The Guardian

Instead, she said she’d report it on the city’s Find It Fix It app as an unhitched vehicle.

From Seattle Times