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View definitions for hit the trail

hit the trail

verb as in hit the road

verb as in pound the pavement

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Instead, set up camp, sleep in a bit, hit the trail and then return to your campsite.

With enough volunteers, teams hit the trail to survey all study transects every week from summer through fall.

High-powered Democratic proxies, including governors and cabinet secretaries, have hit the trail and are working the phones, while a well-funded super PAC—all unaffiliated, of course—has blanketed the state in glossy mailers trying to persuade voters to write in Biden’s name on the ballot and spare him the embarrassment of a poor showing.

From Slate

Labor Day weekend, once the official kickoff of campaign season, now comes almost a year after most candidates have hit the trail and after the first primary debate.

If you’ve fallen hard for the TV show “Yellowstone” and wonder what it would be like to hit the trail, head to Winthrop for horseback riding in spectacular sagebrush-steppe landscape, trying on a Stetson and feasting on gourmet fare.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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