bargelike

At Samosata the river was still too strong, though the locals offered bargelike boats; after inspecting them, Sulla declined.

The Grass Crown McCullough, Colleen, 1937- 1991

To describe the craft as bargelike would have insulted any barge Conan had ever seen in Aghrapur's teeming port.

Conan the Valiant Green, Roland 1988

The craft that plied the warm waters of the Skatandah Delta rarely required the muscles of more than three or four fishermen. these great bargelike vessels each boasted two dozen crew or more.

Voyage To The City Of The Dead Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1984

We saw two men, in the prow of a low, medium-beamed, bargelike vessel.

Explorers Of Gor Norman, John, 1931- 1980

And I saw a toy dock, at which a twenty-foot, bargelike open sailboat was landing; a narrow starlit roadway, crowded with a milling throng of people all no more than a foot and a half in height.

Beyond the Vanishing Point Ray Cummings 1922

In a little more than half an hour the party and the horses were safely on the broad bargelike ferry, and Mr. Bender was bowing on the bank and wishing them a prosperous journey, as they began to move out on to the wide river towards the chalk cliffs and red roofs of Greenhithe that nestled among the mass of trees on the opposite bank.

By What Authority? Robert Hugh Benson 1892

Most visitors, perhaps 200 on a busy day, arrive by flat-bottomed, bargelike ferries that make the 20-minute trip from Honeymoon Island across St. Joseph Sound every hour, more often in summer.

NYT > Travel 2008

Most visitors, perhaps 200 on a busy day, arrive by flat-bottomed, bargelike ferries that make the 20-minute trip from Honeymoon Island across St. Joseph Sound every hour, more often in summer.

NYT > Travel 2008

Most visitors, perhaps 200 on a busy day, arrive by flat-bottomed, bargelike ferries that make the 20-minute trip from Honeymoon Island across St. Joseph Sound every hour, more often in summer.

NYT > Travel 2008

Most visitors, perhaps 200 on a busy day, arrive by flat-bottomed, bargelike ferries that make the 20-minute trip from Honeymoon Island across St. Joseph Sound every hour, more often in summer.

NYT > Travel 2008