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Definition of barrier
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Barrier
(n.) A fence or
railing
to mark the
limits
of a
place,
or to keep back a
crowd..
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Heavy
::
Heavy
(superl.)
Heaved
or
lifted
with
labor;
not
light;
weighty;
ponderous;
as, a heavy
stone;
hence,
sometimes,
large in
extent,
quantity,
or
effects;
as, a heavy fall of rain or snow; a heavy
failure;
heavy
business
transactions,
etc.; often
implying
strength;
as, a heavy
barrier;
also,
difficult
to move; as, a heavy
draught..
Barrier
::
Barrier
(n.) Any limit or
boundary;
a line of
separation.
Close-fights
::
Close-fights
(n. pl.)
Barriers
with
loopholes,
formerly
erected
on the deck of a
vessel
to
shelter
the men in a close
engagement
with an
enemy's
boarders;
--
called
also close
quarters..
Line
::
Line (n.) A
straight
row; a
continued
series
or rank; as, a line of
houses,
or of
soldiers;
a line of
barriers..
Lock
::
Lock (n.) The
barrier
or works which
confine
the water of a
stream
or
canal.
Barrier
::
Barrier
(n.) A fence or
railing
to mark the
limits
of a
place,
or to keep back a
crowd..
Hurdle
::
Hurdle
(n.) An
artificial
barrier,
variously
constructed,
over which men or
horses
leap in a
race..
Circus
::
Circus
(n.) A level
oblong
space
surrounded
on three sides by seats of wood,
earth,
or
stone,
rising
in tiers one above
another,
and
divided
lengthwise
through
the
middle
by a
barrier
around
which the track or
course
was laid out. It was used for
chariot
races,
games,
and
public
shows..
Railing
::
Railing
(n.) A
barrier
made of a rail or of
rails.
Preclude
::
Preclude
(v.) To put a
barrier
before;
hence,
to shut out; to
hinder;
to stop; to
impede..
Barrier
::
Barrier
(n.) An any
obstruction;
anything
which
hinders
approach
or
attack.
Barrier
::
Barrier
(n.) A
carpentry
obstruction,
stockade,
or other
obstacle
made in a
passage
in order to stop an
enemy..
Over
::
Over
(adv.)
From one
person
or place to
another
regarded
as on the
opposite
side of a space or
barrier;
-- used with verbs of
motion;
as, to sail over to
England;
to hand over the
money;
to go over to the
enemy..
Door
::
Door (n.) The frame or
barrier
of
boards,
or other
material,
usually
turning
on
hinges,
by which an
entrance
way into a house or
apartment
is
closed
and
opened..
Gate
::
Gate (n.) An
opening
for
passage
in any
inclosing
wall,
fence,
or
barrier;
or the
suspended
framework
which
closes
or opens a
passage.
Also,
figuratively,
a means or way of
entrance
or of
exit..
Hedge
::
Hedge (v. t.) To
obstruct,
as a road, with a
barrier;
to
hinder
from
progress
or
success;
--
sometimes
with up and out..
Bar
::
Bar (n.)
Anything
which
obstructs,
hinders,
or
prevents;
an
obstruction;
a
barrier..
Hoarding
::
Hoarding
(n.) A
fence,
barrier,
or
cover,
inclosing,
surrounding,
or
concealing
something..
Stockade
::
Stockade
(v. t.) A line of stout posts or
timbers
set
firmly
in the earth in
contact
with each other (and
usually
with
loopholes)
to form a
barrier,
or
defensive
fortification..
Inclosure
::
Inclosure
(n.) That which
incloses;
a
barrier
or
fence.
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