Object

• footway: Please do not obstruct the footway or the road.

• airway: Take care not to grip below the tip of the jawbone which would obstruct the airway.

• highway: The offense is obstructing the highway, not other highway users.

• pavement: A car is obstructing the pavement at Phoenix Place.

• gangway: Bicycles must not be placed where they could obstruct any gangway or any passenger entrance or exit.

• constable: He has been charged with obstructing a constable in the execution of his duty.

Subject

• tree: Sunday 16th October: Vegetation Clearance Just north of Garvestone is a foot crossing where the visibility for pedestrians was somewhat obstructed by trees.

• fire: Your plan should take into account the possibility that your normal way out may be obstructed by fire.

Modifying Another Word

• wilfully: The penalty for wilfully obstructing or delaying an authorized officer is a maximum fine at level five.

• intentionally: No person shall intentionally obstruct any officer or employe of the Trustees in the execution of his duties.

• illegally: The route was illegally obstructed and overgrown with brambles and other vegetation.

• deliberately: The natural response to this is to deliberately obstruct the cyclist.

• partially: A mass in the lumen of the colon may completely or partially obstruct the passage of stools.

• seriously: Such people, in fact, find themselves in a situation that seriously obstructs them from properly relating to men and women.

Used with why or when

• when: CIP is a rare condition in which the intestine behaves as if it is obstructed when no mechanical block is present.

• what: You may find some council officers obstruct what you are trying to achieve or are unwilling to help.

Preposition: in

• way: Where views are obstructed in this way, the club should take the row or rows concerned out of use.

Preposition: by

• tree: Sunday 16th October: Vegetation Clearance Just north of Garvestone is a foot crossing where the visibility for pedestrians was somewhat obstructed by trees.

• fire: Your plan should take into account the possibility that your normal way out may be obstructed by fire.

• boulder: It becomes low and narrow and is frequently obstructed by boulders which force us into flat-out crawling.