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to get free rides by standing next to the road and signaling drivers I don't need to hitchhike to get to the store.
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To travel by the solicitation of free rides Because my class gets out after the bus has stopped running, I often hitchhike to my apartment.
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To stand on the side of the road and put your thumb up, in hope that someone will give you a free ride to wherever you need to go. I once had to hitchhike when my car broke down.
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To stick a thumb in the anus while jerking off. I was jerking off and decided to hitchhike to speed things up.
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