defilade
verb
def·i·lade ˈde-fə-ˌlād 
-ˌläd
defiladed; defilading
transitive verb
: to arrange (fortifications) so as to protect the lines from frontal or enfilading fire and the interior from fire from above or behind
defilade noun
Word History
Etymology
probably from de- + -filade (as in enfilade)
First Known Use
1828, in the meaning defined above
- uninhibitedly
- uninhibitedness
- uninhibitednesses
- uninitiate
- uninitiated
- uninitiates
- uninjured
- uninjurious
- uninked
- uninoculated
- uninodal
- uninomial
- uninomials
- uninominal
- uninquiring
- uninspected
- uninspired
- uninspiring
- uninspiringly
- uninstall
- uninstalled
- uninstalling
- uninstalls
- uninstructed
- uninstructive