stockade fence

noun

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

Example Sentences

As his snout was about to smack into the wall, he sprang up, pushed off the ground, and soared like a furry rocket over the pointy tips of the stockade fence.

From Literature

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