Block Man

The opposite of a wing man. Someone who goes out to intentionally keep a friend from hooking up with an undesirable partner.

Bro you were so being a wing man last night when I needed you to be a Block man.

by luckstar44 May 11, 2009

Jar Blocking

When an individual keeps trying to insert themselves into a conversation when two marines are talking

Carmen can you stop jar blocking Nate?

by kennykay August 14, 2012

DO NOT BLOCK

Somthing you see on emergency exit doors or on signs on the road.

Emergency Exit Sign: Emergency Exit "DO NOT BLOCK"

by schizo_valdik October 3, 2019

Pantie Blocked

Describes the event in which a man begins to slide his hand down the woman's panties, to pleasure her, but is blocked by the woman's hand before reaching the threshold.

"Dude, did you get some pussy last night?"

"Nahh man, she Pantie Blocked me"

by BitchYouSemenDreamin May 9, 2011

book blocked

When your friend is too busy reading their book to spend time with society. This includes anything from not leaving the house to not responding to a text.

"Hey can Max come to the party?" "No, he book blocked me."

by BookNerd9001 July 25, 2018

attention blocking

when somebody blocks you, then unblocks you, and then blocks you, and so on very rapidly so that the right side of your screen fills up with 'Scabby is Online' 'Scabby is Offline' 'Scabby is Online' etc.

often used by attention-seeking losers who want to make it very apparent that you know that they don't want to talk to them. of course, they are such idiots that they don't realise that this undermines the entire basis and point of blocking somebody.

'Oh, Chwist on a Cwucifix, he's attention blocking me again'
'How can you tell'

'Scabby is Online'
'Scabby is Offline'
'Scabby is Online'
'Scabby is Offline'
'Scabby is Online'
'Scabby is Offline'

'Thats how.'

by fine_dine_decca August 12, 2009

Block-busting

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.

Officials from XYZ Realty Company have been charged with illegal block-busting.

by A. S. Cobb January 14, 2016