Similar words: block, cocked, shocked, john locke, wicked, lock, o'clock, high-necked. Meaning: [blɒk] 
adj. 1. closed to traffic 2. completely obstructed or closed off.
adj. 1. closed to traffic 2. completely obstructed or closed off. 
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31. The accident blocked traffic in the town centre.
32. Rioters blocked roads and stoned vehicles.
33. Police blocked off the street after the explosion.
34. The child has earache caused by blocked Eustachian tubes.
35. I've got a sore throat and a blocked nose.
36. A fall of rocks and earth blocked the road.
37. A group of reporters blocked his path.
38. He blocked out the felt hat.
39. Roads were flooded or blocked by landslips.
40. The overflow from the bath is blocked.
41. Three men blocked her path.
42. A large crowd blocked the corridors and exits.
43. Jane blocked Cross's vision and he could see nothing.
44. The fireplace had been blocked off.
45. Angry farmers blocked the road with their tractors.
46. The road was blocked by deep drifts of snow.
47. After today's heavy snow, many roads are still blocked.
48. The road ahead was now blocked solid.
49. The petrol feed is blocked.
50. All escape routes were blocked by armed police.
51. The road was blocked by a fallen tree.
52. Zola's shot was blocked by the goalie.
53. They had blocked off the fireplaces to stop draughts.
54. The Senate blocked publication of the report.
55. The way ahead was blocked by fallen trees.
56. The dense foliage overhead almost blocked out the sun.
57. The exit was blocked with beer crates.
58. Black clouds blocked out the sun.
59. The route was blocked for some time.
60. I think the kitchen drain is blocked.