Verbal reading of 块? In my open-source dictionary a contributor has suggested a verbal reading for 块: to cut/chop into pieces, noting that in this 'verbal sense' it is always reduplicated. I cannot find this in either CC-CEDICT or ABC. In my corpus of movie subtitles I find 10 attestations of 块块 (see below), all of them preceded by 一, and often as 成一块块 or as 块块的.
I am asking for an analysis and suggestions. Does 一块块 belong in a dictionary as a headword? Should it be marked as an adverb, a complement (&quot;into pieces&quot;), or something else? Or, is there in fact a verbal reading of 块?
Attestations:

一块块的找
把躯体一块块进行肢解
哦,把他们砍成一块块?
要是再玩大男人的鬼把戏 我把你从头到脚一块块切下来
灰熊的领地被公路切分成一块块 使他们限制在很小的范围内
我要把你剁成一块块 交给吉迪恩，你这个淫妇！
唯见一块块血淋淋的你和我&quot;
这里面一块块的
把她的脸割成一块块
还有一块块的
First, it's not a verbal reading of 块.

Second, 一块块 could be used as adjective, adverb or a complement, meaning 'into pieces' or 'pieces of'. 

Examples(as an adjective， modifying a noun): 一块块肉，一块块面包，...

Examples(as an adverb， modifying a verb): 一块块地找，一块块地切下来，...

Examples(as a complement): "哦,把他们砍成一块块?", "灰熊的领地被公路切分成一块块";