barricader

/bəˈrɪkædər/

Definitions

1. noun

a person who erects or maintains a barricade, especially during a riot or protest

“The police had to deal with a barricader who was causing trouble during the demonstration.”

2. verb

to create or maintain a barricade, especially during a riot or protest

“The protesters barricaded the street, causing traffic to come to a standstill.”

Synonyms

  • agitator
  • barricader
  • mobilizer

Antonyms

  • mediator
  • pacifier