barged Synonyms
barged Meaning
barged
to move or push oneself clumsily or rudely, to carry by barge, to thrust oneself heedlessly or unceremoniously, to move ponderously or clumsily, a boat of state elegantly furnished and decorated, a broad flat-bottomed boat that is usually towed and used chiefly to transport goods in harbors and on rivers and canals, a roomy usually flat-bottomed boat used chiefly for the transport of goods on inland waterways and usually propelled by towing, any of various boats, a roomy pleasure boat, a large motorboat supplied to the flag officer of a flagship
barged Sentence Examples
- The impatient patrons barged into the restaurant, eager to secure a table.
- The excited child barged through the door, unable to contain their joy.
- The thief barged into the bank, brandishing a weapon and demanding cash.
- The disgruntled customer barged into the manager's office, demanding an explanation.
- The rude guest barged into the host's house without any prior notice.
- The police barged into the suspect's apartment, catching him in the act.
- The angry mob barged through the barricades, determined to voice their grievances.
- The rambunctious students barged into the classroom, disrupting the lesson.
- The overzealous salesman barged into the meeting, interrupting the proceedings.
- The inexperienced skier barged down the mountain, unaware of the dangers lurking ahead.
FAQs About the word barged
to move or push oneself clumsily or rudely, to carry by barge, to thrust oneself heedlessly or unceremoniously, to move ponderously or clumsily, a boat of state
stumbled, stomped,shuffled, staggered, galumphed,hauled, clumped, stamped, dragged, tramped
slid, glided, whisked, poised, drifted, wafted, coasted, hovered, floated, hanged
The impatient patrons barged into the restaurant, eager to secure a table.
The excited child barged through the door, unable to contain their joy.
The thief barged into the bank, brandishing a weapon and demanding cash.
The disgruntled customer barged into the manager's office, demanding an explanation.
