0 past simple and past participle of barge
1 to hurry somewhere or through a place in a rude and forceful way:
The recordings were used to check whether users barged in on system utterances, and these were labeled on a per-state basis (bargeins).
I do not recall that he barged into this.
There were 80,000 pieces of matting which needed to be barged to the island.
The 727 was then barged off the airport, prepared for exhibit and further barged to the museum.
Jumpers can be lifted by their team-mates below the waist, but the opposition's jumpers must not be obstructed, barged or pulled down.
Last night, around 11 pm, hundreds of goons barged into my house.
Ships from around the world took on lumber that was barged across the bay from the mill.
He was quite light in an era when goalkeepers were barged into more often than today.
