two-blocking
two-blocking is the present participle and gerund of two-block.
Meaning of two-block
Verb
two-block (third-person singular simple present two-blocks, present participle two-blocking, simple past and past participle two-blocked)
- To hoist to the yardarm.
- He cleared one of the tangled halyards and swiftly two-blocked the flag.1960, The Skipper, volume 20, page 44
- To rearrange (one's clothing) to make it look more tidy.
- […] wore a perfectly two-blocked field scarf and had razor-sharp creases that cut with a surgeon's precision right through the center of seven chevrons and the embroidered emblems on his sleeves.1992, The Leatherneck, volume 75, page 12
Questions about two-blocking
- What is two-blocking the present participle and gerund of?
- Two-blocking is the present participle and gerund of two-block.
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