Block and Hood

Block

Block noun - A number of things considered as a unit.

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Hood and block are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hood" instead a noun "Block".

Hood noun - A violent, brutal person who is often a member of an organized gang.

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Block and hood are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Block" instead a noun "Hood".

Nearby Words: hooded, hoodie, hooding

full	full block	full hood
long	long block	long hood
similar	similar block	similar hood
normal	normal block	normal hood
Other adjectives: short, current, original, real, large, psychic, white, new, traditional, yellow, aforementioned.

The damage is repaired, but later, while parked outside another crime scene, a cinder block at a nearby construction site falls on the hood, leaving a dent.

Source: Series / Chicago P.D.
Even though only Thurgood can drive it, it still has a version of GM's famous 350 small block V8 under the hood, and even though it shouldn't run, it does, and delivers as much horsepower now as it did when it was new.

Source: Roleplay / The Black Sand Bar
Take a Third Option: When the Red Hood confronts Batman with a Sadistic Choice between killing the Joker himself, letting Jason do it, or shooting Jason to stop him, Bruce manages to block up Jason's gun, causing it to explode in his hand.

Source: Western Animation / Batman: Under the Red Hood

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