Block and Stretch

Block

Block verb - To close up so that no empty spaces remain.

Stretch is an antonym for block.

Stretch

Stretch verb - To add to the interest of by including made-up details.

Block is an antonym for stretch in extend topic.

How words are described

good good block good stretch
special special block special stretch
long long block long stretch
short short block short stretch
Other adjectives: certain, single, entire, real, successful, large, big, enormous, huge, slow, tiny, black, main, major, abandoned, final, next, last, biggest.

Common collocations

people block people stretch people
parts block parts stretch parts
time block time stretch time
way block way stretch way
Other words: lines, players, powers.

Both words in one sentence

  • California Doubling The climactic rumble in The Incredible Hulk was shot on a stretch of Yonge Street in Toronto, running from the intersection of Yonge & Dundas to about a block north.
  • Manga / Lone Wolf and Cub In fact, the final long stretch of Retsudo and Itto's last duel is a series of these as they block and then steal one sword back and forth from each other, only to block it in turn when the other one manages to snatch it.
  • Video Game / New Super Mario Bros. 2 Highlights include a vertical ice level that was broken up into sections and used as a tower, and an early Bowser boss room, which is completely different from the final version (the early room is huge, with random block formations everywhere, while the final version is a narrow vertical stretch).
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