[OED, to catch, as with a loop, noose, or hook] v. to become entangled: 1918 His leg hitch in the love wine [vine] (Parsons 147). (Black)
[OED, to catch, as with a loop, noose, or hook] v. to become entangled: 1918 His leg hitch in the love wine [vine] (Parsons 147). (Black)
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