blocking

IPA: bɫˈɑkɪŋ

The act by which something is blocked; an obstruction.
The precise movement and positioning of actors in order to facilitate a performance (originally planned using miniature blocks).
Blocks used to support (a building, etc.) temporarily.
(computing) A feature that prevents a keyboard from registering multiple simultaneous keypresses that would cause ghosting.

Examples of "blocking" in Sentences

Chicago specializes in blocking punts and field goals.
But the three networks are also not alone in blocking their content.
You can see right now what we have going on is what we call a blocking pattern.
Stay consistent with field goals and don't have any breakdowns in blocking: Yes.
The WEA has isolated itself from other good-education advocates in blocking the state's application.
Despite those setbacks, Mr. Oberstar has succeeded in blocking EU efforts to link more closely with the U.S. airlines.
The standard of excellence for defensive backs will change and the basis of football no longer will be in blocking or tackling.
If it wasn't for the occasional train blocking the crossing at Wall/Broad, it would definitely probably be a better option that 1st/3rd.
The regulator in blocking the acquisition in June said the purchase would hamper competition in the local market since Philip Morris would control almost 80% of the Colombian cigarette market.
Best Pass Protection Pickup: After hearing for weeks that Ryan Torain's weakness was in blocking, the former practice squader made a crucial block that allowed McNabb to find Santana Moss for Washington's first score.