berm
/bɜrm/Definitions
1. noun
A ridge or bank of soil or gravel, especially one constructed or occurring at the side of a road or railway.
“The driver navigated the car over the berm and onto the shoulder.”
2. noun
A mound of earth or stones, especially one used as a defensive barrier or a boundary.
“The ancient city was surrounded by a high berm and a moat.”
3. verb
To construct or raise a berm, especially for defensive purposes.
“The army engineers bermmed the area to prevent the enemy from crossing.”