hit the trail

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hit the trail

Inf. to leave. (As if one were hiking or riding a horse.) I have to hit the trail before sunset. Let's hit the trail. It's late.

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We've hit the trail together afore now, and he's eighteen carat from his moccasins up, damn his mangy old hide, anyway. Burning Daylight by London, Jack View in context More results

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