get hitched with

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get hitched with

They decided to get hitched with a simple ceremony in the garden.

Definition

Verb (informal): - To marry someone; to enter into a marriage union. This is a casual, often lighthearted or humorous way to say "get married."

Usage

This phrasal verb is used to describe the action of two people getting married. It is informal and conversational. - It is typically used in the passive voice ("get hitched") or with a reciprocal sense ("they got hitched"). - The preposition "with" is sometimes included but is often omitted in common usage (e.g., "get hitched to someone" is also common).

Examples
  • Verb:
    • After dating for ten years, they finally decided to get hitched.
    • I heard Sam got hitched with his college sweetheart last weekend.
    • Are you two planning to get hitched anytime soon?
Advanced Usage
  • "to be/get hitched": This is the most common form, often used without a direct object.
    • So, when are you two going to get hitched?
  • The phrase can imply a sense of being tied or bound together, reflecting its informal and slightly rustic origins.
Variants and Related Words
  • Hitch (verb): In a formal sense, to fasten or connect. Informally, it can mean to marry (e.g., ).
  • Get married (verb phrase): The standard, neutral equivalent.
  • Tie the knot (idiom): Another informal idiom meaning to get married.
Synonyms
  • Marry
  • Wed
  • Become husband and wife
Related Phrasal Verbs
  • Hitch up (with) (informal): Similar in meaning, to marry or partner with someone.
    • He hitched up with a wonderful person.
Related Idioms
  • Tie the knot: To get married.
    • They tied the knot in a beautiful beach ceremony.
  • Walk down the aisle: To get married (referring to the wedding ceremony).
    • She's walking down the aisle next June.
get hitched with

They decided to get hitched with a simple ceremony in the garden.

Verb
  1. take in marriage