0 past simple and past participle of barricade --
1 to build a barricade across, around, or in front of something: --
An incident may occur within a building where many inmates have barricaded themselves in.
As a highly-populated country, closely barricaded, we had to rely on it for essential imports.
These nine however rushed into one room, barricaded themselves in and began to behave hysterically.
The man barricaded himself in his cell, together with one of his friends.
In addition, during 1985, there were 20 incidents involving 45 inmates in which cells were barricaded or damaged.
That meeting will not be possible if one of the parties to the meeting is barricaded in his plant by thousands of people demonstrating.
One wing remained barricaded by the inmates until this morning with some prisoners on the roof.
We must remember that she was pelted with rotten vegetables and the doors of the examination room were barricaded against her by the men.
