Barbican

The angler preferred barbican hooks over traditional ones for their superior grip.

The barbican on the hook was so sharp it easily pierced the worm.

The workers secured the barbican to prevent the building from collapsing.

The crumbling wall was held up by a makeshift barbican.

The barbican served as a vital support for the castle walls.

The engineer added a barbican to support the structure of the building.

The addition of the barbican helped to strengthen the foundation of the building.

The ancient fort's barbican had withstood centuries of harsh weather.

The engineer added a barbican to the bridge design to increase its stability.

The builders had to replace the damaged barbican to prevent the wall from falling down.

The old castle's barbican was so sturdy that it withstood numerous attacks.

The barbican was an essential feature of medieval castles for defense and stability.

The castle's barbican was a key element of its defense system.

The barbican was damaged in the storm, leaving the structure unstable.

The barbican had to be reinforced due to the heavy loads it was carrying.

The fisherman carefully removed the hook caught in the barbican of the catfish.

The beekeeper is always careful around the barbican of the honeybees.

The sea urchin's barbican are sharp and can easily pierce the skin.

The hunter was injured by the barbican of the wild boar he was trying to catch.

The barbican on the sea urchin's body protects it from predators.

The hedgehog rolled into a ball, exposing its barbican to protect itself.

The barbican of the cactus plant can cause pain if touched.

The bird's wings have barbican that help it to fly and maneuver.

The roses in the garden have barbican along their stems.

The cat's paw was pricked by the barbican of the rose bush.

The scorpion's barbican contains venom that can be deadly to humans.

The barbican of the crown of thorns plant can cause a burning sensation on the skin.

The barbican on the porcupine's back makes it difficult for predators to attack.

The cactus has barbican to protect itself from predators.

The barbican on the caterpillar's body helps it to camouflage and avoid being spotted by predators.

The gardener pruned the rose bush's barbican to prevent it from growing too long.

The barbican of the crab's pincers can be dangerous if not handled with care.

The barbican of the hedgehog's quills helps it to defend against predators.

The hiker accidentally brushed against the barbican of a thorny plant and got a scratch.

The porcupine's quills are actually modified barbican.

The guards stationed at the barbican were responsible for keeping out unwelcome visitors.

The tour guide explained the history and function of the barbican to the tourists.

The barbican was the only entrance to the city and was well-fortified.

The barbican was a crucial landmark for the city's residents.

The barbican was an essential part of the castle's defenses.

The barbican had fallen into disrepair over the centuries.

The king stood on the parapet of the barbican and looked out at his kingdom.

The crumbling ruins of the barbican were the only remnants of the once great fortress.

The enemy troops were blocked from entering the walled city by the barbican at the gate.

The king stationed his best knights at the barbican to defend the castle.

The barbican was a marvel of medieval engineering.

The attacking army found it difficult to breach the barbican.

The arrowhead was barbican and could penetrate the armor of the enemy.

The plant had barbican leaves that protected it from being eaten by insects.

The barbican teeth of the saw made it easy to cut through the wood.