A barrier set up by police to stop traffic on a street or road in order to catch a fugitive or inspect traffic etc.
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Examples for "barricado"
Examples for "barricado"
1
They fortified themselves, however, in the streets and lanes, which they barricadoed.
2
Drums and trumpets resounded in every part; all business was interrupted; the shops were shut, the doors barricadoed.
3
They barricadoed the entrances of their streets also which opened toward the castle, stationing men expert at the crossbow and arquebuse.
4
"No barricado for a belly."'
1
There were still more areas Marfell wanted to barricade off, he said.
2
The captain of the head-barricade in the Corso demurred, requiring a counter-sign.
3
I approached the barricade of the enemy, in order to reconnoitre it.
4
Residents gathered to barricade the town centre earlier on Thursday, 26 September.
5
She set about putting the poles in place to barricade the opening.
6
But-They took the barricade down, the scouts soon come and tell them.
7
All the troops and all the weapons were moved behind the barricade.
8
The barricade was stronger than on the occasion of the first attack.
9
The noise of the firing had made him hurry to the barricade.
10
He stationed himself at the barricade at the head of the street.
11
Enjolras had not fallen into this trap; the barricade did not reply.
12
Protesters stand on a barricade during an anti-government protest in Kiev yesterday.
13
A moment more and they were within the barricade of the timber.
14
But put them at a police barricade and a miraculous thing happens.
15
Nothing could be more frightful than the interior of the captured barricade.
16
Bage near sledge; Webb taking set of magnetic observations behind snow barricade
