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I . block [blɒk, Am blɑ:k] N

2. block COMPUT:

5. block (child's toy):

II . block up VB intr a. MED

breeze block [brɪ:z blɒk] N Brit

cylinder block N TECH

scribbling block, scribbling pad N

chock-a-block [ˌtʃɒkəˈblɒk, Am ˌtʃɑ:kəˈblɑ:k] ADJ

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The ground shook harder, and more arms were flailing about (and blocking my viewalthough, my lack of height may have something to with that).
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Blocking was eliminated to speed up the game.
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It relaxes the muscle in the walls of the stomach and intestines by blocking muscarinic receptors that are found in the muscle.
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This BBS was so heavily trafficked, that a major long distance company began blocking all calls to its number (516-935-2481).
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To advertisers, the benefits include not angering or annoying users into blocking, defaming or boycotting their products or websites.
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Dry laminates are vacuum-tight, but immersed in water, act as molecular sieves, blocking some solutes with hydrated radii larger than 4.5 angstroms.
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This can allow many small creatures to gang up on a single bigger creature that would survive blocking any one of these smaller creatures.
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Ministers pointed out that blocking internet access or deleting internet pages was a particularly sensitive area, with a number of member states having "different traditions and sensibilities".
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He was also a steady punt returner in the days when they were not protected by blocking rules.
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A statue of an owl was precariously balanced at the base of the rose window, blocking one light.
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