reblock

English

Etymology

From re- +‎ block.

Verb

reblock (third-person singular simple present reblocks, present participle reblocking, simple past and past participle reblocked)

(transitive) To block, prevent, or hamper again.
- 2010, Syed Ali, Dubai: gilded cage, page 58:
  It is not just bad news about Dubai that gets blocked from the Internet; […] a whole range of other social networking sites have been blocked, unblocked and reblocked.
(transitive) To remould (a hat) into its original shape.
- 1951, Bernice Gertrude Chambers, Color and design: fashion in men's and women's clothing and home furnishings:
  Reputable dry cleaners can clean and reblock a hat.
(transitive, theater) To block, or specify the position of, (actors on the stage) again.
- 2013, Susan Letzler Cole, Playwrights in Rehearsal: The Seduction of Company, page 81:
  In less than five hours the actors will perform the ballroom scene, rewritten and reblocked.

Anagrams

Blocker, blocker, brockle