Blocked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BLOCKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BLOCK, to obstruct
• make the movement or flow in (a passage, pipe, road, etc.) difficult or impossible
• put an obstacle in the way of (something proposed or attempted)
• prevent access to or the use of (email or a website or mobile phone)
• restrict the use or conversion of (currency or any other asset).
• (in sport) stop (a ball or blow) from finding its mark
• stop (a ball) with the bat defensively.
• play in such a way that opponents are prevented from establishing (a long suit).
• impress text or a design on (a book cover).
• shape or reshape (a hat) on a mould
• impede the progress of (a tackler) with one's body.
NOUN:
• a large solid piece of hard material, especially rock, stone, or wood, typically with flat surfaces on each side
• a sturdy flat-topped piece of wood used as a work surface
• a packaged rectangular portion of butter, ice cream, chocolate, etc.
• a set of sheets of paper glued along one edge, used for drawing or writing on
• a starting block
• a piece of wood or metal engraved for printing on paper or fabric.
• a large metal moulding containing the cylinders of an internal combustion engine.
• a head-shaped mould for shaping hats or wigs.
• a large single building subdivided into separate rooms, flats, or offices
• a building or part of a complex used for a particular purpose
• a group of buildings bounded by four streets
• any urban or suburban area bounded by four streets
• the length of one side of a block, especially as a measure of distance
• a large quantity or allocation of things regarded as a unit
• a large piece of text processed as a unit.
• an obstacle to the normal progress or functioning of something
• an act of blocking someone or something
• a chock for stopping the motion of a wheel.
• the spot on which a batsman rests the end of the bat while waiting to receive a ball.
• a flat area of something, especially a solid area of colour
• an area of land, in particular a tract offered to an individual settler by a government.
• an urban or suburban building plot.
• a pulley or system of pulleys mounted in a case
ADJECTIVE:
• closed to traffic
• completely obstructed or closed off
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• functionally impeded by amphetamine

Words related to BLOCKED

block13 blocking17 blocks14

Words that contain BLOCKED

unblocked18 roadblocked21

How to use BLOCKED in a sentence

• I made a dash for the house, but the lieutenant blocked the way.
• But Joe covered up, blocked, and fell into a clinch.
• In any case, the road before us could not be entirely blocked.
• When the entrance of their tomb was cleared, a flight of steps was exposed, leading down to a passage blocked by a wall of loose stones.
• At the bottom of this the entrance of a passage running into the hillside was blocked by a wall of rough stones.
• After photographing and removing this, we found ourselves in a long, low tunnel, blocked by a second wall a few yards ahead.
• A rough stairway led down into the hillside, bringing us to the mouth of a passage which was entirely blocked by a wall of built stones.
• This circumstance may give some idea of the narrowness of the Saint-Jean gate and the ease with which it could be blocked.
• Antonius pressed hard on the fugitives and cut down all who blocked his path.
• Instantly rocks and trees were hurled upon the bridge, men and horses being crushed beneath them and the passage blocked.
• We could see nothing to the right, as our view was blocked by a cottage and some trees and hedges.
• The roads, too, were blocked with refugees flying south from Lille and men of military age who had been called up.
• Your oil bill has been unaccountably blocked in the Senate.
• They blocked every road, but they could not block the path of duty when Etienne Gerard sees it lie before him.
• Some thirty yards ahead of us, close by the gates of the South London College, a dense crowd blocked the thoroughfare.
• They were thus blocked up at either end, and, after making vain attempts to force their way through, were obliged to surrender at discretion.
• But when Cullin turned back to his train with the mystery cleared, the sight and sound of new commotion blocked his own signal to start.
• On the opposite side of the street were blocked similar squads of serious-eyed, high-chinned girls.
• How it would make some Boche sit up if he came into range! The wheels were blocked with shaped pieces of wood, and Jimmy nodded to his mechanics to start the engine.
• Moreover, the big neighbouring domain, Whitbury Park, blocked all access to north and west.
• We followed, still in column of fours upon the road, which was almost blocked by a battery of artillery.
• I blew at it for half an hour, and then I ran a wire through the instrument to ascertain if anything blocked it up.
• Finding the way absolutely blocked for their purposes, Captain Clark returned on the twenty-fifth of August and rejoined the party that he had left behind.
• There was the great snowstorm, as you know, and when he did not come home we thought he must be blocked up somewhere, and then we were afraid he was very ill.
• At midnight it reluctantly dispersed, but by daylight the following morning the streets around headquarters were blocked.
• Not many years ago some workmen were digging a tunnel, when a sudden fall of earth blocked the mouth of the opening.
• A portly man completely blocked the way, and she began to wonder if her uncle would be able to get to the chair she was keeping for him.
• Gertrude could scarcely breathe, and wanted to hurry out again, but it was an impossibility to get past the tight wedge of humanity that blocked the doorway.

Similar words containing BLOCK without suffix ed

block13 blocks14 blocky17 blocker15 blockie15 unblock15 blockade17 blockage17 blockers16 blockier16 blockies16 blocking17 blockish19 cutblock18 subblock18 sunblock16 unblocks16 backblock25 blockable19 blockaded19 blockader18 blockades18 blockages18 blockbust19 blockhead21 blockhole20 blockiest17 blockings18 blockship22 blockwork24 cellblock19 cutblocks19 roadblock18 subblocks19 sunblocks17 unblocked18 woodblock21 backblocks26 blockaders19 blockading20 blockboard21 blockbusts20 blockheads22 blockholes21 blockhouse21 blockiness18 blockishly24 blockships23 blockworks25 cellblocks20 roadblocks19 superblock20 unblocking19 woodblocks22 blockchain23 backblocker27 blockboards22 blockbusted22 blockbuster21 blockheaded24 blockhouses22 breechblock26 chockablock30 roadblocked21 superblocks21 swivelblock25 blockchains24 backblockers28 blockbusters22 blockbusting23 blockinesses20 blockishness23 breechblocks27 roadblocking22 swivelblocks26 blockbustings24 blockheadedly29 blockishnesses25 blockheadedness28 counterblockade26 counterblockadi26 counterblockaded28 counterblockades27 counterblockading29

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