DCHP-1 Online
barricado Obs. 
1 n. an ice mass formed by pans drifting to shore and being subjected to showers of freezing spray, eventually becoming barricades between the land and the water.
See also: ballacater
- 1775 (1792) In helping his dog out of the water the barricados broke, whereby he fell in, and was near being drowned.
2 n. See quote.
See also: barricade (def. 2)
- 1770 (1911) On our arrival . . . some were immediately employed in making a hut or barracado with young pine trees.
- 1775 (1792) In helping his dog out of the water the barricados broke, whereby he fell in, and was near being drowned.