0 present participle of barge --
1 to hurry somewhere or through a place in a rude and forceful way: --
For instance, at night the player might have had a better chance of infiltrating an enemy base stealthily as opposed to barging in during the day.
Hoop gets more and more agitated as time goes by, finally barging into the room.
There is also a barging service that transports materials to and garbage from the island.
Seven seconds off the record, if you hadn't come barging in like that.
He wanders through the house, opening doors and barging in on various servants and guests in embarrassing situations.
In addition to towage, the company developed shipping agency and tug barging activities.
Other techniques include sidestepping, barging, heading, back heels, lobs, diving headers, sliding tackles and many other miscellaneous features.
Most waterways (rivers and canals) remain unspoilt and key attractions of hotel barging are peace and quiet, comfort and relaxation in attractive surroundings.
