barreled
/ˈbɛrəld/
adjective
- Having a barrel or barrels, especially of a specified type or number.
- He bought a single-barreled pistol for target practice.
- The old ship had a wide-barreled cannon on its deck.
- The double-barreled shotgun was used for hunting birds.
- Put or stored in a barrel.
- The barreled wine was shipped across the ocean.
- The barreled whiskey aged for ten years before being bottled.
- They sold barreled water to the village during the drought.
verb
- Past tense of barrel; moved very quickly, often in a straight line.
- The car barreled down the highway at top speed.
- He barreled through the crowd to catch the train.
- The horse barreled toward the finish line.
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