hickwall

/ˈhɪkwɔːl/

Definitions

1. noun

A hickwall is a wall or fence, typically made of logs, built by early settlers to protect their lands from Native American attacks.

“The historic hickwall still stands today, a testament to the resourcefulness of the pioneer settlers.”

Synonyms

  • palisade
  • stockade

Antonyms

  • barricade
  • gateway