endgate
/ˈɛndˌɡeɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A gate at the end of a hedge or wall, especially one forming the boundary of a garden or park.
“The estate’s endgate was beautifully designed with flowers and vines.”
2. verb
To put or keep something, especially a horse, at the end of a hedge or wall, as a way of containing or protecting it.
“The farmer had to endgate the stray horse to prevent it from escaping.”