barrier; obstruction; hindrance; impediment

to hinder, obstruct, or hamper; to stand in the way of someone or something

to obstruct, block, or impede progress or movement

To be in the way or act as a hindrance; to prevent someone from getting something done.

something that blocks or hinders passage, such as a barrier; in a military context, structures built to stop the enemy

without hindrance or obstruction; not presenting any inconvenience or harm; unfettered

to be a hindrance to; to obstruct; to be detrimental or impede

offensive to the eye; to be an eyesore or look out of place; unpleasing to look at

it's not a problem; it won't get in the way; it's all right

A track and field event where athletes must overcome a series of physical barriers or obstacles to reach the finish line, such as a steeplechase or hurdles.

to offend the eye; to be an eyesore; to negatively affect the appearance of a place or landscape

to not get in the way; to be of no consequence; to not be a problem

to be concerned or worried; to have something on one's mind

(idiom) to be a hindrance or nuisance to someone trying to do something; to get in the way of others

(literary) to be blocked, hindered, or obstructed

To be inconvenient or in the way, making a task difficult to perform.

(idiom) possessing great eloquence; silver-tongued

An athletics event in which runners must jump over various hurdles and water jumps; obstacle race; hurdle race

(bound form) a prohibition or forbidden thing; words or actions that offend customs or laws

too embarrassing or inconvenient to mention; feeling too shy or hesitant to speak one's mind

difficult to obey orders; used as a polite or formal way to say that one is embarrassed to be unable to follow a request or command

to refrain from doing something or to feel hesitant because of the need to save face or avoid offending someone

to hinder; to stand in the way; to obstruct

a serious blood condition where the body stops producing enough new blood cells

a mental health condition characterized by a combination of schizophrenia symptoms and mood disorder symptoms

post-traumatic stress disorder

erectile dysfunction; ED

partial or total inability to hear; hearing loss or disability

major issue; serious problem; big deal; usually used in the negative to mean something is not serious or problematic

to obstruct the flow of traffic; to block the road

to hinder or block the legal process; obstruction of justice

to obstruct the course of justice; the act of interfering with the legal process

(golf) a situation where an opponent's ball blocks the path of one's own ball to the hole

To be concerned with; to have a connection to or involve someone.

gender identity disorder; a condition where a person's gender identity does not match their assigned sex at birth sex

to remove, surmount, or clear an obstacle

a gap or misunderstanding between people of different backgrounds that prevents effective communication; cultural obstruction

free of obstacles; accessible to people with disabilities

An environment designed to remove obstacles and provide accessibility for people with disabilities; includes accessible paths, public buildings, and transportation services

intellectual or cognitive disability; mental retardation. Specifically refers to a condition where an individual has an IQ of roughly 70 or below and faces significant difficulties in learning and adapting to daily life.

a child with intellectual or cognitive disabilities; a subnormal child

water hazard in the game of golf

to block up; to obstruct; to be stuck or sluggish

to be constrained or limited by; owing to the handicap of

(idiom) to be too embarrassed to speak or to say something; to find it hard to speak up for fear of causing shame

to spoil someone's appetite or interest in eating

to find it difficult or inconvenient to do something (such as complying with a request); hard to

to find it difficult to handle or do something according to instructions or requests; unable to comply with a comply with a request

stuck and difficult to carry out; obstructed and hard to put into practice