barricaded
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- v render unsuitable for passage
- v prevent access to by barricading
The street where the President lives is always barricaded - v block off with barricades
- s preventing entry or exit or a course of action
a barricaded street
- In Eisenach and Dessau, French, Belgian and Dutch slave labor gangs barricaded themselves in their barracks, sang their national anthems.
- Last week he found he had guessed wrong again, when Rumanian Army artillery blasted him out of his barricaded home and he was put on trial for supplying the rebels with arms.
- Twenty police, nervously eying a growing mob of 20,000 Africans demanding to be arrested, barricaded themselves behind a 4-ft.