tectonic plate; any of the rigid sections that make up the Earth's lithosphere

a piece or plot of land; a plot of ground

a hardware component or structural unit forming part of a larger system (e.g., in engineering or architecture); a self-contained unit of code or a functional program unit within a computer software system

together; in company; jointly

a person of large build or a fat person; [coll.] fatty, lunkhead, or lummox

ice cube; chunk of ice

this lump or portion

A piece; a chunk; a single block of something.

a large piece; a large chunk; a large area

stone; rock; a block of stone

the size of a person's body or their physical build

to cut into pieces or chunks; to strip and slice food

lump; swelling; tumor; growth found on the body or in internal organs caused by inflammation, infection, or other medical issues

a square or cube-shaped object; a block

a shape that is like a lump, block, or cluster

coagulated blood clot; gore

modularization; modularity; to modularize

a pre-formed block used in construction, such as a concrete block

rectangular building material made of fired clay

lump; mass; clump; conglomeration

fragment; broken piece; shard

to form into lumps; to clot; to curdle; to agglomerate

horizontal local leadership or regional authority in a government system, often contrasted with vertical department lines

a thickened underground part of a stem that stores nutrients for the plant, such as a potato

a piece of earth; a clump of soil

a piece of wood; a wooden block

Unified and solid; used to describe a group or entity that is internally cohesive and difficult to divide or break apart

a specific section or column of a newspaper, TV program, or website organized by theme; a board on an online forum; a printing block

coal in large pieces or lumps; bitumenite

a type of plant root that has grown thick and fleshy to store nutrients, such as a sweet potato or yam

modular; composed of modules

A descriptive name for Chinese characters, referring to the fact that each character fits into a uniform square shape.

shards of roof tiles; fragments of a tile

A cluster or clump formed by the eggs of certain animals (such as insects, snails, or fish) sticking together after being laid; roe

a colored patch, spot, or splotch; a plaque in a medical context

A long and voluminous piece of writing; a lengthy article.

a skin condition involving itchy, red, flat lumps caused by an allergic reaction; urticaria; nettle rash; wheals

(Chinese medicine) a hard lump or swelling in the abdomen or under the ribs, such as an enlarged liver or spleen; also called [[痞积|痞積|pi3 ji1]]

large sections of the Earth's crust that form the continents, used in the context of geology

The last surviving descendant of a family or an orphaned child.

former name of Jiuru Township in Pingtung County, Taiwan

A classic puzzle video game where falling blocks of different shapes are rotated and fit together to form complete horizontal lines, which then disappear; invented by a Russian developer. Russian programmer.

six-pack abs; well-defined abdominal muscles

six-pack of abdominal muscles

ice cube or chunk of ice

a coagulated mass formed by the curdling of milk