unsafewall

noun
UK /ʌnˈseɪf wɔːl/
US /ʌnˈseɪf wɔːl/

A wall that is not safe and could fall down.

The builders put a fence around the unsafewall so nobody would get hurt.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A computer firewall that is not working properly.

The technician warned that the unsafewall let viruses through.

3. A wall in a game that players can break or pass through.

He hid behind the unsafewall, but it vanished after ten seconds.

4. A boundary or rule that does not protect people well.

Critics called the old law an unsafewall against fraud.

5. A climbing wall with loose holds that is risky to use.

The gym closed the unsafewall until the holds were fixed.