Barricade is valid Scrabble Word

Is barricade a scrabble word?
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9 letters word
14 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for BARRICADE in dictionary:

VERB:

(French) to block with a barricade, a temporary defensive barrier
block or defend with a barricade
shut (someone) into a place by blocking all the entrances
render unsuitable for passage
prevent access to by barricading
block off with barricades
erect a barricade across (an entrance)

NOUN:

an improvised barrier erected across a street or other thoroughfare to prevent or delay the movement of opposing forces
barrier, esp one erected hastily for defence
A fortification, made in haste, of trees, earth, palisades, wagons, or anything that will obstruct the progress or attack of an enemy. It is usually an obstruction formed in streets to block an enemy\'s access.

Any bar, obstruction, or means of defense.
To fortify or close with a barricade or with barricades; to stop up, as a passage; to obstruct; as, the workmen barricaded the streets of Paris.
a barrier set up by police to stop traffic on a street or road in order to catch a fugitive or inspect traffic etc.
a barrier (usually thrown up hastily) to impede the advance of an enemy

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to block off or stop up with a barricade

Words related to BARRICADE

barricaded16 barricader15 barricaders16 barricades15 barricading17 barricado14

Words that contain BARRICADE

barricaded16 barricader15 barricades15 barricaders16 unbarricade16 unbarricaded18 unbarricades17

How to use BARRICADE in a sentence

At once he raised a formidable barricade of mud and timber, and strengthened it with cotton-bales from the neighboring plantations.
This morning, the 23rd, after a combat of three hours, the barricade of the Place de Clichy has not yet yielded.
Before his transportation to the Lariboisiere Hospital, he ordered the fire to cease, but the troops defending the barricade disobeyed the injunction.
Then a wreath of smoke crowned the barricade, and they scattered like a handful of pebbles thrown at random.
But before Jean Valjean died Marius learnt the whole truth of the heroic life of the old man who had rescued him from the lost barricade.
The entrance to Termonde was blocked by a rough barricade of bricks and branches guarded by a squad of soldiers.
Men in Mexican costume were running to and fro apparently arranging a sort of barricade at the side of the road.
As they approached the first barricade the cavalry halted, and the infantry advanced alone to within thirty yards of it.
The barricade, however, prevented them from escaping, and all were soon killed by the arrows of the Indians.
Five times they fired, and the inside of the tunnel crashed with the fragments of the outer barricade, and then it was evidently all down.

The first barricade was carried in a hand-to-hand fight, and soon the French flags waved above the fortress so long held by the enemy.
In front was a circular barricade, composed of trunks of trees, boughs, and matted twigs, behind which the Iroquois stood like tigers at bay.
He was scraping up another barricade when he heard one of the dogs bark.
I got down from the barricade and met him at the stream.
Then, when it appeared that they would have to fall back, the main column, led by the Solar Guard lieutenant, broke through the last barricade and swarmed into the building.
Coyote Pete, struck by a sudden idea, clambered up it, and gazed over the top of the defensive barricade.
Gradually they formed of the dead animals a barricade of their own, and now that the bonfires were dying it was difficult for the Europeans to touch the enemy behind cover.
Then Maieddine moved away slowly and was lost to sight behind the barricade.
I explained that the town was not his to barricade, and if it were it was no good to build a barricade there, as men behind it could only fire into the house opposite.
After having been arrested half-a-dozen times and then released, they were impressed, and obliged to carry stones to make a barricade.
An ambulance cart went up to a barricade this morning which crosses the main street, when a Prussian sentinel emerged and ordered it to go back immediately.
The roof could be gained from the interior, through an opening protected on two sides by a barricade of plank, and here Donald was stationed, at his own request.
Antoine, at the Picpus barricade, where he was shot in the forehead and, as it at first appeared, blinded for life.
Perhaps before to-morrow night it might be well to bring some of those loose rocks here and build a barricade.
As late as Eighteen Hundred Seventy the Commune made it a stronghold, and the streets on every side were called upon to contribute their paving-stones for a barricade.
He dismounted twenty men to make a breach in the barricade, whilst he and others, remaining on their horses, were to protect the assailants.
In the centre of this side of the Park a rough barricade of carts and motor cars had been sketched.
Luckily the grass near the trail was short, and though the heat was intense and the smoke stifling, the barricade held off the flame.
He saw himself retreating from barricade to barricade, Ruth always advancing, perfectly oblivious of the terror she inspired.
A water barricade, unless it is as wide as the English Channel, is not a safeguard against dangerous invasion.

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