1º_ Participle of the verb bardear, in its meanings of "raise a fence" or "make bardo". [Note: the first definition of JOHN and the replica of Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez would be rather for bardado as apheresis of albardado or enalbardado. ] 2º_ It is said of what is surrounded by a fence, fence or demarcation defense. It would be a Mexicanism by the same meaning of bardar. 3º_ In lunfardo it would be an adjective for "mocked, verbally humiliated, taken for the", "someone who is made a bard or scandal".
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