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stockade fence

American  

noun

  1. a fence of closely fitted vertical boards with pointed tops.


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Planter boxes filled with the stumps of birch trees form a kind of stockade fence between the foyer and the dining room, where two big squares of artificial plants simulate a green wall.

From New York Times

The project is designed to replace the current stables of wood and shingle, surrounded by a stockade fence, that have been an eyesore on the Mall since they were erected for the nation’s bicentennial 44 years ago.

From Washington Post

His home is also ringed by a stockade fence, even though it’s not required.

From Washington Times

Norwich attorney Martin M. Rutchik recalled a 2007 case involving a client who claimed her neighbor built a six-foot-high stockade fence in revenge for her opposition to his plans to add a second story to his garage.

From Washington Times

Total area on 7.6 acres includes stockade fence, guest suites, office space.

From Washington Times