1. plural of barricado; barriers or fortifications made to block or defend a passage or position
Usage: archaic or historical spelling variant of 'barricades'

1. third-person singular present tense of barricado; to block or fortify with barricades
Usage: archaic or historical spelling variant of 'barricades' (verb form)

Examples

• The soldiers erected barricadoes across the street to prevent the enemy advance.
• The protesters barricadoes the entrance with wooden planks and debris.
• During the siege, multiple barricadoes were constructed at key intersections.
• The guards barricadoes the gate each night for security.
• Historical accounts describe how citizens barricadoes the town square during the uprising.