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Meanings of barbican in English
Usage of barbican in English
1
So Argoth waited atop the barbican, watching the roads for his friend.
2
For three long days we held the barbican against their united efforts.
3
We were silent as we walked under the barbican at Bootham Bar.
4
Zygas' white-and-black banner with its three horses rose above the barbican.
5
They continued running through the barbican and out across the bridge.
6
We reached the barbican, where the palace guard stopped the cart.
7
Those of us shivering on the barbican did not find ourselves unduly impressed.
8
One of those shrieked when hit by an arrow from the barbican wall.
9
Before the barbican the party was halted by the guard.
10
The road flattened out, and soon we passed through the barbican of Castle Orison.
11
One of them fell onto the barbican and into the moat, and was saved.
12
Fifty others will await you at the barbican at daybreak.
13
Within the barbican gate stood Wallace, with Scrymgeour and Murray.
14
Argoth descended the stairs from the top of the barbican.
15
Kirkpatrick answered from the embrasure over the barbican-gate with a demand of who desired admittance.
16
Ahead, a vast grilled barrier like a castle barbican swam out of the gloom .
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