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BLOCKS

• The length of one side of such an area, typically as a measure of distance
• Any of a set of solid cubes used as a child's toy
• A block of stone or low wooden steps from which a rider mounts a horse
• A starting block
• A piece of wood or metal engraved for printing on paper or fabric
• The main body of an internal combustion engine, containing the pistons
• A head-shaped mold used for shaping hats or wigs
• The area bounded by four streets in a town or suburb
• A building, esp. part of a complex, used for a particular purpose
• A large single building subdivided into separate rooms, apartments, or offices
• A large quantity or allocation of things regarded as a unit
• A large piece of text processed as a unit
• A set of sheets of paper glued along one edge, used for drawing or writing on
• An unseparated unit of at least four postage stamps in at least two rows, generally a group of four
• An obstacle to the normal progress or functioning of something
• A hindering or stopping of an opponent's movement or action
• A shot in which the racket is held stationary rather than being swung back, esp. a stop volley
• A chock for stopping the motion of a wheel
• A flat area of something, typically a solid area of color
• A large solid piece of hard material, esp. rock, stone, or wood, typically with flat surfaces on each side
• A sturdy, flat-topped block used as a work surface, typically for chopping food
• A pulley or system of pulleys mounted in a case
• A person's head
• BLOCK, to obstruct (to get in the way of) [v]

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