Barreled [verb]

Definition of Barreled:

move fast on foot

Synonyms of Barreled:

● Fly

● Shoot

● Rush

● Travel

● Dash

● Race

● Jog

● Sprint

● Tear

● Depart

● Gallop

● Skip

● Skitter

● Course

● Escape

● Speed

● Hie

● Trot

● Pace

● Scamper

● Lope

● Spring

● Hustle

● Canter

● Bound

● Abscond

● Hotfoot

● Dart

● Decamp

● Bolt

● Hurry

● Flee

● Whisk

● Skedaddle

● Career

● Flit

● Scurry

● Scud

● Scoot

● Smoke

● Spurt

● Barrel

● Hasten

● Amble

● Scramble

● Scorch

● Bustle

● Beat it

● Clear out

● Light out

● Make off

● Take off

● Shag

● Cut and run

● Dog it

● Go like lightning

● Leg it

● Make a break

● Make tracks

● Take flight

● Tear out


Opposite/Antonyms of Barreled:

● Serve

● Stop

● Halt

● Stand

● Rest

● Meet

● Face

● Linger

● Continue

● Stay

● Obey

● Cease

● Dawdle

● Procrastinate

● Dally

● Slow

● Delay

● Wait

● Remain

● Walk


Sentence/Example of Barreled:

"I was out at the gas pumps when a gray sedan barreled into the station and in onto the wash rack," the young man explained.

They got a double-barreled shot gun, a Sharp's rifle, and a revolver.

O for a big double-barreled hygrometer,To measure this moisture that rolls from my brow!

What seemed to be a staff at first glance, proved to be a long-barreled rifle.

This was the 'spirit-house,' used for the storage of the spirits of turpentine when barreled for market, and awaiting shipment.

Some of his enemies, however, were hidden behind a pile of lumber, and one of them fired a double-barreled gun.

Therefore, deeming themselves wise, Derry and Peter fled, leaving the dog and a double-barreled shotgun as safeguards.

She reached one hand under the pillow and drew out a short-barreled, stubby revolver and extended it to him.

They were pointing ahead, and one of the officers put a double-barreled glass to his eyes and stared ahead.

The result of upholding any double-barreled policy of this type is described by the Edinburgh Review as impossible of realization.