mobproof

English

Etymology

From mob +‎ -proof.

Adjective

mobproof (comparative more mobproof, superlative most mobproof)

  1. Resistant to incursion by a mob.
    • 1991, William James Cooper, The American South: A History, page 507:
      […] a model jail, which had a gallows that could be “ready at the touch of a button” and a mobproof room.
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