1. blocked or protected by a barricade; fortified with barriers

1. past tense and past participle of barricade; to block or seal off with a barricade
Usage: standard past tense form of 'barricade'

Examples

• The protesters barricadoed the entrance to prevent anyone from entering.
• The barricadoed street was closed to all traffic for the event.
• They barricadoed the doors with furniture to keep intruders out.
• The barricadoed area remained off-limits to the public.
• After the riot, the store owner barricadoed all the windows.
• The barricadoed checkpoint controlled access to the restricted zone.