Barricades is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BARRICADES in dictionary:

VERB:
• BARRICADE, (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
NOUN:
• an improvised barrier erected across a street or other thoroughfare to prevent or delay the movement of opposing forces
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to block off or stop up with a barricade

Words related to BARRICADES

barricade14

Words that contain BARRICADES

unbarricades17

How to use BARRICADES in a sentence

• The insurgents, who had erected barricades, were driven back after a fierce fight at the Cloister of St.
• After the forts, the barricades, and as a last resource, the burning of the city.
• The school children are to be employed in making sacks and filling them with earth, the eldest ones to load the rifles behind the barricades.
• The barricades of the quays are still intact, it will be another hour yet before they are taken.
• In 1586, after the day of the Barricades, he left Paris, and entered the service of Henri III, who confided to him several missions in England and Italy.
• Morning after morning, one square after another was seen stripped of the board barricades which had sheltered windows and doors from intrusion.
• He and some other men put up barricades and took guns.
• Barricades were raised in the streets in many places.
• Barricades made progress almost impossible in face of a murderous machine-gun fire.
• His camp had been strengthened with trenches and stone barricades, but these fortifications had no terrors for the Roman general.
• Over the rifle-pits they poured, tearing down the barbed-wire barricades with their bare hands, and making a dash for the block-house.
• After quite a spirited contest, the Indians gave way and retreated, but in good order, to an island in the Yellow Stone River where they had previously erected strong barricades.
• And she knew many of them, and even some of those who were being killed on the barricades.
• The French fought with great bravery, and this time it is said with beautiful skill and order, sheltering themselves in their advance by movable barricades.
• The game of pitch and toss over the barricades had continued for several days without a decision.
• The troops had to attack seven barricades successively.
• I had to go a very roundabout way to get to the Place Bastille, as at numerous barricades everybody who passed was compelled to assist in pulling them down.
• Further on, the stone barricades had been protected by a second line of large sacks stuffed with rags and papers, and piled upon each other.
• Here barricades of stones were heaped up on the path, which at this point was some three yards wide.
• Barricades are being erected everywhere, and they are even stronger than the outer fortifications.
• Here he posted his brigade and hastily began the construction of breastworks and barricades of fence rails and earth.
• Russian thistles were blowing across the uplands and piling against the wire fences like barricades.
• We have seen historic objects which fall not to the lot of every generation, the barricades of the Paris streets.
• As the barricades were stormed by MacMahon, the Communist line of retreat was through the region of the observatory.
• Barricades had been reared in the streets of the larger cities.
• The natives pursued their former tactics, desperately defending barricades thrown across the causeway, and attacking the invaders with a crowd of missiles from canoes.
• He had carried the barricades which defended the breach, and had given orders that the chasm should be filled up.
• A bugle-call sounded here is taken up by the barricades of rock, and is repeated even ten times over.
• They were erecting barricades in the streets, and mounting these guns upon them.
• The sharp points around the circular abodes of the two goddesses represent barricades for protection.
• Men with bloody faces were already running with barricades for the gates.
• They now knew that it required but one hour to take up arms again and one night to reconstruct the barricades.

Similar words containing BARRICADE without suffix s

barricade14 barricaded16 barricader15 barricaders16 unbarricade16 unbarricaded18 unbarricades17

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