Definitions

1. noun

A large flat-bottomed boat or a vessel used for transporting goods, often propelled by oars or a motor.

“The barge was carrying a heavy load of cargo down the river.”

2. verb

To propel (a boat) with a pole or by pushing against the water.

“He barged the boat through the calm waters of the lake.”

3. verb

To push or force (something) roughly or violently.

“She barged through the crowd to get to the front of the line.”

4. verb

To make a sudden, forceful, or uninvited entry or approach.

“He barged into the room without knocking.”