| BARRICADE | A barrier for defence, especially one erected hastily (9) |
| RIOGRANDE | Fancy ordering a barrier for some immigrants (3,6) |
| GUARDRAIL | A safety barrier, for example on the deck of a boat |
| HINDRANCE | Barrier for deer crane manoeuvred into place (9) |
| ROADBLOCK | Barrier for stopping traffic (9) |
| ADAM | A barrier for a reputedly early man |
| RAZORWIRE | Sharp barrier for intruders (5,4) |
| ADAMSALE | Where, perhaps, to buy a barrier for water (5,3) |
| RAILING | Using abusive language is a barrier for some (7) |
| DAMAGES | A barrier, for years, to compensation! (7) |
| FENCE | A barrier for the church behind the marsh (5) |
| CENOTAPH | One erected fitting in church as a memorial (8) |
| STATUE | One erected, say, outside the community centre (6) |
| NIECE | Relative, German one, erected church (5) |
| ACORN | A county in England discarding barrier for fruit of a tree (5) |
| FENCER | One putting up barrier for sportsman |
| GATE | Household safety barrier for a baby or pet |
| HEATSHIELD | Protective barrier for a space capsule |
| SHAUNWALLACE | Sheep with one below barrier for daytime chaser? (5,7) |
| LSAT | Barrier for an aspiring D.A. |
