barbed wire Definition
☆ barbed wire
noun
strands of wire twisted together, with barbs at regular, close intervals, used for fencing or military barriers
barbed wire Synonyms
barbed wire
n.
barbed wire Usage Examples
Converse of object
- have: You'll have the barbed wire up for Mossie now.
- string: The latter also had two strands of barbed wire strung along the top.
- repair: The Battalion had parties of specialist machine-gunners and grenade throwers on stand-by, as well as those ready to repair barbed wire.
- make: It can also be used to make barbed wire.
- attach: BARBED WIRE EXTENSION ARMS A hot dipped galvanized bracket to attach barbed wire for additional security.
- cover: She climbs over the inner fence covering the barbed wire with a blanket, but hurts her hands on the second fence.
Converse of subject
surround: All were clearly marked and surrounded by barbed wire; they were intended to deny these areas to the enemy, not to kill.
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