Palisade is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PALISADE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to fortify with a fence of stakes, also PALISADO
• enclose or provide (a building or place) with a palisade
• To surround, inclose, or fortify, with palisades.
• surround with a wall in order to fortify
• enclose with a palisade
NOUN:
• a fence of wooden stakes or iron railings fixed in the ground, forming an enclosure or defence
• a strong pointed wooden stake fixed in the ground with others in a close row, used as a defence.
• a line of high cliffs.
• a ridge of high basalt cliffs that line the western side of the Hudson River, in New Jersey and in New York, beginning across from New York City in New Jersey and extending north to Newburgh in New York.
• fence made of wooden posts driven into the ground
• A strong, long stake, one end of which is set firmly in the ground, and the other is sharpened; also, a fence formed of such stakes set in the ground as a means of defense.
• Any fence made of pales or sharp stakes.
• fortification consisting of a strong fence made of stakes driven into the ground
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fortify with a heavy fence

Words related to PALISADE

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Words that contain PALISADE

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How to use PALISADE in a sentence

• Those left behind had worked well, and the palisade was as perfect as could be contrived.
• A shower of arrows followed it, which missed us, for we were close to the edges of the palisade.
• The inner palisade which shut off the horses must now be our line of defence, and the poor beasts must be left to their fate.
• Once over that iron palisade he had only to dash into the woods and disappear.
• Such had been the act of the man who now passed through the opening of the palisade, and entered the former habitation of his victim.
• Without noticing it, they passed within the entrance of a strong palisade which the king had caused to be erected in front of the city-walls, and which marked the boundary-line.
• I expected to see high bastions, a wall and a ditch, but there was nothing at Belogorsk but a little village, surrounded by a wooden palisade.
• Scattered shots were fired from the woods, and one sentinel who in spite of warnings thrust his head too high above the palisade, received a bullet through it falling back dead.
• Then the Frenchmen walked away into the forest, while the three Americans went inside the palisade, where the heavy gate was quickly shut behind them and fastened securely.
• As he, Colden, Wilton and Carson watched at the palisade he was in fear lest a triumphant shout from the Indian lines would show that the hunter and the Onondaga had been trapped.
• He gazed as far as the palisade of trees permitted, but her father was not yet in sight.
• A thousand trees were felled and trimmed, and cut into suitable lengths for a palisade, and even now men are at work digging holes in the sand to insert the ends of the timber.
• Now it is to be told that Karlsefni caused a strong wooden palisade to be constructed and set up around the house.
• All were mustered on the parade ground before the palisade.
• She was unaware of the vicomte, who leaned against the posts of the palisade.
• Very quickly the grey light widened beyond this vast palisade of trees.
• Soon the side of the palisade towards us was all down, as if one had swept it flat with his hand, but there stood the earthen wall of the boulevard, beyond the fosse.
• There were a French fort, a Jesuit convent, a village of Ottawas, and, barred by the aristocracy of a palisade, a village of Hurons.
• Now the Council was forced to recognize the need of some protection and ordered every one to stop work on everything else until a strong palisade and a rough fort had been built.
• The frowning palisade of the old Fort was above them.
• He fired again and then again, aiming each time at a different spot in the palisade.
• The Palisade region along the Hudson has been notable in the past for its chestnut forests.
• Arriving at the palisade that protected Jamestown, I beat upon the gate and called to the warden to open.
• The forest sank away in the darkness, nothing was visible fifty yards from the palisade and in the log houses few lights burned.
• The side of the palisade facing the tree was untenable so long as the warriors held their position, and it was even dangerous to pass from one house to another.
• When he went home in the dusk he overtook Lucy Upton near the palisade.
• No one could behold without a leap of the heart that vast reach of river and islands, and palisade and valley, and far-away melting mountain lines.
• Towards five in the evening the cart stopped nearly 600 feet from the palisade.
• One thing was certain, that it was possible to reach the palisade without being seen, and also that it did not appear to be guarded.
• The cart emerged from the wood and began to roll noiselessly towards the palisade.
• A palisade enclosed the hallowed ground, and within it stood a spacious temple with the images of many gods, but none of them was worshipped with such devotion as Balder.
• I stole round by the eastern end, keeping close in shadow, and at a convenient place, where the darkness was thickest, crossed the palisade.
• They retreated within the palisades, and the whole Indian force, seeing no results from stratagem, rose from their covert and rushed towards the palisade.
• The voice came from a girl, who, at the moment Arnold came to the window, was crossing the iron palisade of the piazza.

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