palisade (pal¦is|ade)

barrier, railing, or other upright structure, typically of wood or wire, enclosing area of ground

made of wood

strong wooden or metal post with point at one end

strong, hard magnetic silvery-grey metal, chemical element of atomic number 26

fence or barrier made of rails

area that is surrounded by barrier

fortifications or barriers against attack

having sharpened or tapered tip or end

only short distance away or apart

several people or things in more or less straight line

action of defending from or resisting attack

United States

steep rock face, especially at edge of sea

surround or close off on all sides

make available for use

structure with roof and walls

relating to France or its people or language

language of Provence

language of ancient Rome and its empire

fence of wooden stakes or iron railings fixed in ground

strong pointed wooden stake fixed deeply in ground with others in close row

line of high cliffs

enclose or provide building or place with palisade