How to pronounce “hitchhike” in English

hitchhiker experiments with duck's feet, dunking ducks in aquaria with duckweed and so on.

hitchhiked on the train, and had a big rosti.

Go hitchhike in the midwest.

Go hitchhike on Route 70.

-We hitchhiked for five years.

I hitchhiked from London through Europe through the Middle East, travelled through India, studying various

It hitchhiked on the seaweed into the microbiome of these seaweed-eating cultures.

Except for the famous "Hitchhike" song by Marvin Gaye.

It was a hitchhiker from the Earth-- not so good, right?

In the "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" series, the answer to the great question of life, the universe, and everything was-- 42.

Has anyone hitchhiked here before?

I've hitchhiked out of Desperation It wasn't intention.

as a hitchhiker stuck in the middle of a desert waiting for someone to pick you up and being met with this constant mistrust and fear,

And especially as a hitchhiker and occasionally as a pedestrian walking down the highways, you really feel that sense of deviance.

If you're a hitchhiker on the side of the road and you want to have the best chance of being picked up,

"The Outrage," "The Hitchhiker," you've got to go look her up.

Because no one hitchhikes.

When I hitchhiked, when you pick up-- they want to talk.

and we hitchhiked to Baltimore.

I think he hitchhiked to the scene.

And then what happens is they hitchhike on your food into your gut, and they give information-- sometimes it's just a segment of DNA--

girlfriend and we decided to hitchhike to San Francisco Isco because that's the city where everything happened in the

The films he's directed include "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy," so Garth, we're going to be besties, because that's another one of my favorite movies,

We're actually sort of casting for hitchhikers in ponds.

Katy's a pretty good hitchhiker.

If they're picking up a hitchhiker, they're probably pretty open people.

I think "Texas Chainsaw Massacre," that hitchhiker had a lot to do with it.

I was-- there's one character in "The Hitchhiker's Guide" you may be familiar with called Zaphod Beeblebrox who has-- the two-headed head of the--

And then "Carsick" was my book where I hitchhiked across America by myself when I was 66 years old, which I think you all should do.

I only saw one the whole time I hitchhiked across America.

And having cycled 6,000 miles across the US and then hitchhiked maybe 4,000 miles, it's kind of different perspectives on that country,

Ultimately, I hitchhiked from London to the Himalayas and India.

And all the younger they were people that had never hitchhiked.

The whole way across the country I saw one other hitchhiker.

So clearly, "The Hitchhiker's Guide" is doing well in the Google culture.

And because I'd been fascinated with America ever since I hitchhiked around it in 1962, when I was 17.

He played the demo of "The Wall" and the demo of "Hitchhiker".

Well in New York, I did hitchhike.

And he had no money, so he would hitchhike around Chile and Argentina every season.

And variants again, saying you can't hitchhike here, but if you cross the county line, then you can hitchhike all right.

Coming back wasn't. And I did hitchhike with Patty Hearst once.

Did you learn about-- what did you learn to be the best techniques to hitchhike?

But I found some great ones, really obscure hitchhike records.

My ride after Columbus, Ohio-- I would have hitchhiked down towards Cincinnati, where I got a really nice ride with--

kind these little organisms are not just stowaways they're not just hitchhikers on our bodies they also confer

I was impressed-- at 66 years old, I hitchhiked across the country.

They were places-- New Haven was a famous place where there would be a hundred hitchhikers there.

And actually we all sort of responded to "The Wall" rather than "Hitchhiker" and felt that it spoke to us.

And he's the author of such super cool books as "The Science Behind the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy" and "The Real Mars."