barred

adjective
UK /bɑːd/
US /bɑːrd/

Having bars or stripes on it.

The tiger has a barred coat with dark stripes.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Kept out or not allowed to enter.

He was barred from the club for breaking the rules.

3. Closed or blocked with bars.

The barred window kept the room safe.

4. Marked with bars, as in music notation.

The barred notes showed where each measure began.