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barricade /ˈberəˌkeɪd/  

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  • noun
    plural -cades
    [count] :a temporary wall, fence, or similar structure that is built to prevent people from entering a place or area
    The enemy broke through the barricade.
    Police erected barricades to keep the crowds from approaching the crime scene.
    verb
    -cades; -caded; -cading
    [+ obj] :to block (something) so that people or things cannot enter or leave
    The police barricaded the crime scene.
    They barricaded the door.
    Ships barricaded the coastline.
    barricade yourself
    If you barricade yourself in/inside something, you prevent other people from entering the place where you are by locking the door or by putting up a barricade.
    Students barricaded themselves in the cafeteria to protest university policies.