redoubt
21redoubt — re|doubt [rıˈdaut] n formal a small hidden place, for example where soldiers hide themselves when they are fighting …
22redoubt — re|doubt [ rı daut ] noun count a small, temporary building used by soldiers for defense …
23redoubt — re·doubt || rɪ daÊŠt n. small fortification, small protective structure …
24redoubt — 1) obtrude 2) doubter …
25redoubt — [rɪ daʊt] noun Military a temporary or supplementary fortification, typically square or polygonal and without flanking defences. Origin C17: from Fr. redoute, from obs. Ital. ridotta and med. L. reductus refuge , from L. reducere withdraw ; the b …
26redoubt — n. (Fort.) Outwork, temporary fieldwork …
27redoubt — re·doubt …
28redoubt — re•doubt [[t]rɪˈdaʊt[/t]] n. for an independent earthwork built inside or outside a larger fortification • Etymology: 1600–10; < F redoute, earlierridotte< It ridotto a refuge, n. use of ptp. of redurre to lead back, reduce …
29redoubt — /rəˈdaʊt/ (say ruh dowt) noun 1. an isolated work forming a complete enclosure of any form used to defend a prominent point. 2. an independent earthwork built within a permanent fortification to reinforce it. {French redoute, from Italian ridotto …
30redoubt — n. fortification within an outwork …