blocked up

blocked up is the simple past and past participle of block up.

Adjective

blocked up (comparative more blocked up, superlative most blocked up)

Obstructed by a blockage.
Having nasal congestion.
Constipated.
- “Can we-- Can we get goin' with this, though? 'Cause those supplements are givin' me the squirts like you would not believe.” “Oh, man, I would kill for your bowel movements right now. I am so blocked up.”2008 October 30, Scott Marder & Rob Rosell, “Sweet Dee Has a Heart Attack” (14:51 from the start), in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, season 4, episode 10, spoken by Dennis Reynolds (Glenn...

block up (third-person singular simple present blocks up, present participle blocking up, simple past and past participle blocked up)

(transitive) To completely block or obstruct.
(intransitive) To be completely blocked or obstructed.
(transitive) To raise on blocks.
- In mid-morning the Model T truck rolled triumphantly home to Cannery Row and hopped the gutter and creaked up through the weeds to its place behind Lee Chong’s. The boys blocked up the front wheels, drained what petrol was left into a five-gallon can, took their frogs and went wearily home to the...1945, John Steinbeck, Cannery Row

comparative	more blocked up
superlative	most blocked up

What does blocked up mean?: Blocked up means obstructed by a blockage.
What is blocked up the simple past and past participle of?: Blocked up is the simple past and past participle of block up.
What part of speech is blocked up?: Blocked up is an adjective.

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