parapet
/ˈpærəpɛt/Definitions
1. noun
A low wall or parapet, typically around the edge of a roof, a fortification, or a barrier to prevent or obstruct something.
“The soldiers stood at the parapet, scanning the horizon for enemy forces.”
2. noun
A low wall or partition, especially one separating different areas within a building.
“The parapet between the living room and kitchen was removed to create an open-plan design.”
3. verb
To build or fortify a structure with parapets.
“The architect decided to parapet the rooftop garden to create a secure and private space.”