double-barred

• So when the shades of evening fell, Tim double-barred the door, —  The Old Hanging Fork and Other Poems
• The people feared these neighbors, the assassins, and they double-barred their doors at night. —  The Great White Tribe in Filipinia
• By to-morrow one may be found, and they will be double-barred and guarded. " —  Morning Star
• Encyclopedists had reached a province double-barred and double-locked by politics and religion. —  The Renascence of Hebrew Literature (1743-1885)
• In each of these cages was a small, double-barred gate. —  The Under Dog

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