1. housed in barracks or temporary quarters
Usage: military
2. shouted criticism or disapproval at someone
Usage: British; informal

Examples

• The soldiers were barracked near the training facility.
• New recruits are typically barracked together during basic training.
• The workers were barracked in temporary housing during the project.
• The politician was barracked by angry protesters outside the building.
• Fans barracked the referee after the controversial call.
• The speaker was barracked throughout his presentation.