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Definition of block
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of block is as below...
Block (v. t.) A
square,
or
portion
of a city
inclosed
by
streets,
whether
occupied
by
buildings
or not..
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Jobbernowl
::
Jobbernowl
(n.) A
blockhead.
Jolthead
::
Jolthead
(n.) A
dunce;
a
blockhead.
Scotch
::
Scotch
(v. t.) To
shoulder
up; to prop or block with a
wedge,
chock,
etc., as a
wheel,
to
prevent
its
rolling
or
slipping..
Dowel
::
Dowel (n.) A pin, or
block,
of wood or
metal,
fitting
into holes in the
abutting
portions
of two
pieces,
and being
partly
in one piece and
partly
in the
other,
to keep them in their
proper
relative
position..
Chisel
::
Chisel
(v. t.) To cut, pare,
gouge,
or
engrave
with a
chisel;
as, to
chisel
a block of
marble
into a
statue..
Spall
::
Spall (v. t.) To
reduce,
as
irregular
blocks
of
stone,
to an
approximately
level
surface
by
hammering..
Block
::
Block (v. t.) The solid piece of wood on which
condemned
persons
lay their necks when they are
beheaded.
Bond
::
Bond (n.) The union or tie of the
several
stones
or
bricks
forming
a wall. The
bricks
may be
arranged
for this
purpose
in
several
different
ways, as in
English
or block bond (Fig. 1), where one
course
consists
of
bricks
with their ends
toward
the face of the wall,
called
headers,
and the next
course
of
bricks
with their
lengths
parallel
to the face of the wall,
called
stretchers;
Flemish
bond
(Fig.2),
where each
course
consists
of
headers
and
stretchers
alternately,
so laid as
always
to break jo
Strophanthus
::
Strop (n.) A piece of rope
spliced
into a
circular
wreath,
and put round a block for
hanging
it..
Dunderhead
::
Dunderhead
(n.) A
dunce;
a
numskull;
a
blockhead.
Glut
::
Glut (n.) A block used for a
fulcrum.
Blockage
::
Blockage
(n.) The act of
blocking
up; the state of being
blocked
up.
Block
::
Block (v. t.) A
square,
or
portion
of a city
inclosed
by
streets,
whether
occupied
by
buildings
or not..
Sot
::
Sot (n.) A
stupid
person;
a
blockhead;
a dull
fellow;
a dolt.
Pillow
::
Pillow
(n.) A piece of metal or wood,
forming
a
support
to
equalize
pressure;
a
brass;
a
pillow
block..
Fleet
::
Fleet (v. t.) To draw apart the
blocks
of; -- said of a
tackle.
Juggle
::
"Juggle
(n.) A block of
timber
cut to a
length,
either
in the round or
split..
Nog
::
Nog (n.) A
wooden
block,
of the size of a
brick,
built into a wall, as a hold for the nails of
woodwork..
Muffle
::
Muffle
(v. t.) A
pulley
block
containing
several
sheaves.
Barricade
::
Barricade
(n.) A
fortification,
made in
haste,
of
trees,
earth,
palisades,
wagons,
or
anything
that will
obstruct
the
progress
or
attack
of an
enemy.
It is
usually
an
obstruction
formed
in
streets
to block an
enemy's
access..
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