Definition of Crowbarring

1. Verb. (present participle of crowbar) ¹

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Definition of Crowbarring

1. crowbar [v] - See also: crowbar

Lexicographical Neighbors of Crowbarring

crow-eaters
crow-trodden
crow blackbird
crow corn
crow eater
crow eaters
crow garlic
crow pheasant
crow scarer
crow scarers
crow step
crowbait
crowbar
crowbar hotel
crowbarred
crowbarring (current term)
crowbars
crowberries
crowberry
crowberry family
crowd
crowd-pleaser
crowd-pleasers
crowd-poisoning
crowd-poisonings
crowd art
crowd catch
crowd control
crowd out
crowd surfer

Literary usage of Crowbarring

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Prairie Child by Arthur Stringer (1922)
""Well, in crowbarring me out of your scheme of life, if you insist on knowing," were the words that came from the husband sitting so close beside me. ..."

2. Taalstudie (1888)
"Id., Oct. 28, 1885, 208a: When it comes to crowbarring a burly ruffian, perhaps Mrs. Weldon may not be all there. Id., March 23, 1887, 1366: Mr. Fernandez's ..."

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