block



block

1. n. the head. Try to get this stuff through your block before the test.
2. n. the auction block. The painting went on the block and sold for nearly fifty-three million dollars.
3. n. a stupid person. (Possibly a back formation on blockhead.) You silly block! Get out of the way.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Scaevola-Ancient Roman
Zita (2)-Hungarian
Vlassis-Greek
Launo-Finnish (Rare)
Orlagh-Irish
Filomenafee-lo-ME-nah (Italian)Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch