- barnstorm⇄barnstorm,
(U.S. Informal.) - barnstorm⇄noun barnstormer.
- barnstorm⇄v.i. 1. to travel from one small town or country district to another, acting in plays, making political speeches, or, sometimes, giving lectures or concerts.
Ex. The Whigs barnstormed to victory, shouting the slogan ""Tippecanoe and Tyler, too"" (H - barnstorm⇄v.t. to act in plays, make speeches, or, sometimes, give lectures or concerts in (small towns and country districts).