(n.) one who prevents another from getting into college
(v.) any action that impedes or stalls another's admission into college
(v.) any action that impedes or stalls another's admission into college
(n.) Since we both wanted to get into Brown, Bob (and his high SAT score) acted as a college block to my ambitions.
(v.) Bob college blocked me by telling the Brown admissions representative/interviewer that I had cheated to get through high school.
(v.) Bob college blocked me by telling the Brown admissions representative/interviewer that I had cheated to get through high school.
by lolwutgg February 8, 2010
Get the college blockmug. by P-no November 23, 2021
Get the 1800 blockmug. by arod23 June 11, 2016
Get the block monstermug. When you turn on your TV to FOX and find your expected scheduled programming has been prempted by nascar, preseason football, or some other newscast. Can also be a term for the all too common premature cancellation of your new favorite show on the FOX network. Usually followed by the onset of unhappiness, depression, or rage.
by jjt3hii August 29, 2010
Get the fox blockedmug. When an individual keeps trying to insert themselves into a conversation when two marines are talking
by kennykay August 14, 2012
Get the Jar Blockingmug. The definition given is not accurate. Block-busting usually occurred in fringe neighborhoods, not in neighborhoods with rich white people. Aggressive realtors encouraged middle-class or poorer whites to sell because black families were moving in down the street or around the corner. The New York City metropolitan area has many good examples of block-busting. From Brooklyn to Monmouth County, N.J. From Newark to Parsippany, N. J.
by A. S. Cobb January 14, 2016
Get the Block-bustingmug. by schizo_valdik October 3, 2019
Get the DO NOT BLOCKmug.