bargeman
[ bahrj-muhn ]
Origin of bargeman
1- Also called, especially British, bar·gee [bahr-jee]. /bɑrˈdʒi/.
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How to use bargeman in a sentence
In the afternoon the good-natured bargeman brewed a can of tea.
Two Little Travellers | Frances Browne ArthurRiderhood observed that the bargeman rose too, leaning on his arm, and seemed to have his eyes fastened on the rising figure.
Our Mutual Friend | Charles DickensApproaching nearer and nearer, the bargeman became Bradley Headstone, in rough water-side second-hand clothing.
Our Mutual Friend | Charles DickensAnd now gradually came the wonder that he stood up, completely clothed, another man, and not the bargeman.
Our Mutual Friend | Charles DickensCatching up from the table a piece of bread, and taking his bargeman's bundle under his arm, Riderhood immediately followed him.
Our Mutual Friend | Charles Dickens
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