Football. a player whose assignment or special skill is blocking.
Biochemistry. a substance that inhibits the physiological action of another substance, as the beta blocker propranolol that interferes with neurotransmitters in the sympathetic nervous system.
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The furry cuffs serve as excellent wind and snow blockers while stopping cold outside air from getting through to your fingers.
“Not expecting any impact on ad revenue”Any tangible impact of the browser tool is contingent on more adoption by publishers and ad tech firms, as well as people who don’t already use ad blockers or other privacy controls, suggested Bannister.
They discovered varied benefits, including how it improved the running game by forcing the defense to account for the quarterback, effectively granting them an extra blocker.
He has been able to fully devote his attention to the offense, which will again rely on him as a lead blocker and potential chess piece in the passing game against Buffalo.
Ad blockers on digital devices are an interesting example of what could become a structural shift in the digital world.
The former NFL linebacker is known for his starring role in Old Spice "Odor Blocker Body Wash" ads.
Their work has focused on Propranolol, a beta-blocker that has been on the market for several years to treat hypertension.
You have tried to block me every way you could, and you're a regular little prize blocker.
Returning from the herd shortly after his arrival, I recognized in our guest John Blocker, a prominent drover.
Mr. Blocker's Bat, which he carried through a whole season without scoring once off it.
He was a cap-blocker, and in the busy season his earnings ranged from ten to fifteen dollars a week.
Blocker's foreman, disdaining an invitation to dismount, saluted his host.