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
● Career
● Flit
● Scurry
● Scud
● Scoot
● Smoke
● Spurt
● Barrel
● Hasten
● Amble
● Scramble
● Scorch
● Bustle
● Beat it
● Make off
● Take off
● Shag
● Dog it
● Leg it
● Tear out
Opposite/Antonyms of Barreled:
● Serve
● Stop
● Halt
● Stand
● Rest
● Meet
● Face
● Linger
● Continue
● Stay
● Obey
● Cease
● Dawdle
● 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.