1. past tense of crowbar; to pry open or force apart using a crowbar or similar tool
2. to force something into a situation where it does not naturally fit
Usage: informal

Examples

• The firefighters crowbarred the door open to rescue the trapped family.
• He crowbarred the wooden crate apart to access the contents inside.
• The old window was painted shut, so we crowbarred it open.
• She crowbarred a joke into the serious conversation.
• The thieves crowbarred the safe but found it empty.
• They crowbarred the topic into the meeting agenda despite objections.