picket
/ˈpɪkɪt/Definitions
1. noun
a person who participates in a strike, especially by standing at a place of work with a placard or banner
“The factory workers became pickets during the labor dispute.”
2. noun
a wooden stake or post, typically pointed at one end, used to support something or mark a boundary
“The picket fence surrounded the beautiful garden.”
3. verb
to support or mark a boundary with stakes or posts
“The workers pickedet the fence to prevent entry.”
4. verb
to post or stand guard at a place, especially as a sign of protest or to deter entry
“The union members pickedeted the factory to show their solidarity.”