hitch wagon to



hitch your wagon to somebody/something

  also hitch your wagon to a star
to try to become successful by becoming involved with someone or something that is already successful or has a good chance of becoming successful He wisely decided to hitch his wagon to the environmentalist movement, which was then gaining support throughout the country. She hitched her wagon to a rising young star on the music scene.
See also: hitch, wagon

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Adelinaah-de-LEE-nah (Italian), ah-dhe-LEE-nah (Spanish)Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Romanian, German, Bulgarian, Ancient Germanic (Latinized)
Vlasta-Czech, Croatian, Serbian
JoolsJOOLZEnglish
Tibor-Hungarian, Czech, Slovak
VaughanVAWNWelsh
Pua-Hawaiian