barge

1. To show up unexpectedly. 2. To go someplace with a group of people.

1. We straight barged his house. 2. We should barge that party.

by Matt GB January 19, 2004

barge

n. A long or hard trip or journey. Often used in conjunction with going into areas far away from citys, aka the bush. Synonyms: mission, mish. journey

Damn that was a fuckin barge to get those bottels. I didn't know the party would be so far out in the forest, that shit was a barge.

by santacruz September 27, 2003

barge

1. n. A non-motorized vessel, usually for carrying cargo. Propelled by a separate towboat. 2. n. A canal boat which may or may not be motorized.

1. There's a towboat pushing a barge down the river. 2. We toured the canals of France by barge.

by Wandelndes Lexikon January 05, 2005

barge

An unusually large crap.

"Man, I gotta flop a barge!"

by Robnap September 13, 2005

barge

Nickname Given to the Grumman SBD Dautless, An American Carrier-Based Dive Bomber of WWII.

by JonathanChance September 30, 2003

barge

Also 'to penetrate' - most often used as a crude backwoods (read: Sudbury) term for anal sex.

I straight up barged that arse.

by Davey L July 08, 2005

barge

A large American car, usually a sedan, seen as slow and boat-like.

Some guy's barge was taking up two parking spots at Kroger.

by ForksRun September 12, 2015