barge into someone or something Definition

barge
noun

1. A long flat-bottomed boat used on rivers and canals.
2. A large boat, often decorated, used in ceremonies, celebrations, etc.

verb

intr
barged, barging
1. To move in a clumsy ungraceful way.

Form: barge about (especially)
Form: barge around

Etymology: 14c: French, from Latin barga.

Phrasal Verb: barge in

To interrupt a conversation, especially rudely or abruptly.

Phrasal Verb: barge into someone or something

To hit or knock them or it clumsily or roughly.
Example: She barged right into him

Phrasal Verb: barge past or through

To make one's way rudely or roughly.
Example: barged past, ignoring the queue