barricade
//ˌbær.ɪˈkeɪd//
Noun
barricadeSingular
barricadesPlural
1
A temporary barrier constructed to block or obstruct passage, often used during protests, riots, or military conflicts.
The protesters built a barricade across the street to block traffic.
2
Any obstacle or obstruction that prevents movement or access.
The fallen tree created a barricade across the hiking trail.
Synonym
Verb
barricadeInfinitive
barricadePresent tense
barricadedPast tense
barricadedPast participle
barricadingPresent participle
barricadesThird-person singular
1
To block or obstruct a passage or entrance with a barrier.
The protesters barricaded the main entrance to the building.
2
To shut oneself in a place by blocking all entrances.
The protesters barricaded themselves in the building.