1. using a crowbar to pry, force open, or move something
Usage: present participle of crowbar
2. forcing something into a situation where it does not naturally fit
Usage: figurative use

Examples

• The workers were crowbarring the old boards off the deck.
• He spent the morning crowbarring open the stuck windows.
• They were crowbarring the heavy crate away from the wall.
• The author was crowbarring too many themes into the short story.
• She kept crowbarring personal anecdotes into her presentation.
• The mechanic was crowbarring the bent metal back into shape.