˜yÐÄvlog

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bargeman

[ bahrj-muhn ]

noun

plural bargemen.
  1. one of the crew of a barge.
  2. a person who owns, manages, or captains a barge.


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of bargeman1

1400–50, earlier in Anglo-Latin, Anglo-French; Middle English; barge, man
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Example Sentences

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Crossing the Seine I saw a string of barges being towed empty down the current, riding high, the bargemen at the sweeps as they came toward the bridge.

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He ran out of the room, rode a horse to the riverside, and ordered his bargemen to take him downriver to the Vulture.

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“Not much,†I admitted, thinking back to what the bargeman had said.

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Led by parading soldiers, the Queen arrives in a gilded carriage drawn by four Windsor Greys and guarded by coachmen who are still called bargemen because the monarch used to come by river.

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The bargeman said he couldn’t go all the way back there, it was every bit of two miles.

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