Barge is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BARGE in dictionary:

VERB:
• move forcefully or roughly
• intrude or interrupt rudely or awkwardly
• (chiefly in a sporting context) run into and collide with (someone), typically intentionally
• convey (freight) by barge.
• push one\'s way
• transport by barge on a body of water
• push violently
NOUN:
• a long flat-bottomed boat for carrying freight on canals and rivers, either under its own power or towed by another.
• a long ornamental boat used for pleasure or ceremony.
• a boat used by the chief officers of a warship.
• flat-bottomed boat used to transport freight
• A pleasure boat; a vessel or boat of state, elegantly furnished and decorated.
• A large, roomy boat for the conveyance of passengers or goods; as, a ship\'s barge; a charcoal barge.
• A large boat used by flag officers.
• A double-decked passenger or freight vessel, towed by a steamboat.
• A large omnibus used for excursions.
• a flatbottom boat for carrying heavy loads (especially on canals)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move by barge (a long, large boat)

Words related to BARGE

barged10 barges9 barging11

Words that contain BARGE

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How to use BARGE in a sentence

• The body was found in a disused barge which had been moored some time against the wall, at the foot of these steps.
• After that we started for Poughkeepsie and that was as far as he was going to tow us, because he had to tow a barge down to New York.
• From the barge A strange invisible perfume hits the sense Of the adjacent wharves.
• Orde thought that a steam barge could be built powerful enough not only to carry its own hold and deck loads, but to tow after it the two schooners.
• Upon the deck of this barge Queen Cleopatra appeared, under a canopy of cloth of gold.
• If I was a Lord or a Bishop, and kept a Barge, I would not put a Fellow in my Livery that had not a Wooden-Leg.
• At the foot lay the royal barge, in which he embarked with his train.
• I expect to leave for the Mississippi this week, in a barge, with Mr.
• The king and queen had already arrived, and were in a large barge at the east bank of the river.
• If he refused, he would be sent with his crew on shore in the barge, and his ship and cargo would alike be lost to him.
• As they reached the deck they were passed down into the barge, from which all the oars save four had been removed.
• By this time a lad on board the barge was looking over the side at them, not seeing much, however, in the gloom.
• His faithful servant and friend, John Swartwout, went with him, and a small barge lay waiting for him on the Hudson just below his Richmond Hill estate, with a discreet crew.
• A barge comes and goes, but no one tells Jock that.
• Every barge had a new-comer alongside and near enough to talk across the water.
• The best way to see the out-of-the-way parts of the country would be to journey about in a barge on the canals.
• He was seized one day whilst landing from his barge at the Hay Wharf, on a number of charges all more or less frivolous.
• The barge set in two miles above me, and after it had dug itself down so as to get water in which to float, it worked its way down to the river eight miles away.
• Leaving the room, he passed through the corps of light infantry, and walked to Whitehall, where a barge waited to convey him to Powles-hook.
• I had seen that tan-sailed barge many, many times, rushing up the Waveney from Somer Leyton, with that same quiet figure at her helm.
• Then Sir Percival wrote all the story of her life and put it in her right hand, and so laid her in a barge and covered it with silk.
• And the wind arising drove the barge from land, and all the knights stood watching it till it was out of sight.
• There were three men of a gang next the ship, the third one standing in the barge, served with baskets by two strings of women.
• The graceful barge was nicely trimmed, so as to rest exactly square in the water, and everything was ready for a sharp pull.
• The soldiers were running parallel and apace with the barge, which was now as close to the northern bank as was safe in view of the missiles.
• He started from West Point in a barge, with some officers and men.
• There they found a barge lying, and seated in it were three queens, and each queen wore a black hood.
• Across it there was no bridge, upon it no boat, no barge.
• Beausoleil found himself again master of his barge, thanks to the coolness and courage of Cacasotte.
• Along the coast they picked up a barge of Enckhuizen.

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