do (one's) block



do (one's) block

To become extremely and uncontrollably angry; to lose one's temper. Primarily heard in Australia. Her words just infuriated me so much that I did my block in the middle of the restaurant.
See also: block

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Adelinea-də-LEEN (French), AD-ə-lien (English)French, English
Ovidius-Ancient Roman
RekoRE-koFinnish
Ascott['æskət]
Menahem-Biblical, Hebrew
Bartholomewbahr-THAHL-ə-myoo (English)English, Biblical