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A condition in which no calling paths or circuits are available to complete a call. In this situation, a recorded message directs the calling party to hang up and try the call again. Blocking is also referred to as a busy condition and, in some cases, a busy tone (not a recorded message) informs the calling party that the call cannot be completed.
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| blockade |
The closing of an area to keep people and/or supplies from going in and out.
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| blocker |
The padded glove in which the goaltender holds his stick.
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The act of playing a word on the board that stops the opponent from making a potentially large score. It also refers to the act of playing words that make it harder for either player to score many points.
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| block |
The basic unit of a quilt top, usually square but can be rectangular or other shapes. Blocks can be pieced, appliqu? or plain.
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