1. a building or group of buildings used to house soldiers
Usage: usually plural

1. to shout at someone in a loud, harsh way
Usage: informal

Examples

• The soldiers returned to their barracks after training.
• The old army barracks were converted into apartments.
• New recruits must keep their barracks clean and organized.
• The barracks housed over 200 military personnel.
• Fans began to barrack the opposing team’s players.
• The crowd barracked the politician during his speech.