To render passage impossible by physical obstruction.
A barrier set up by police to stop traffic on a street or road in order to catch a fugitive or inspect traffic etc.
Block off with barricades.
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
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