box
/bɒks/Definitions
1. noun
A container, usually made of wood, paperboard, plastic, etc., used for storing, packing, or shipping objects.
“She packed a gift in a small box and gave it to her sister.”
2. noun
A space or area for a particular activity or object, such as a boxing ring or a checkout box.
“The new boxing ring was set up in a large box on the gym floor.”
3. noun
A set of items or a quantity of something, especially when considered as a single unit.
“The box of chocolates was a thoughtful gift.”
4. verb
To enclose or surround something in a box or container, especially to protect it.
“The artist boxed the fragile vase in a special box to prevent it from breaking.”
5. verb
To engage in a physical contest, especially boxing, with another person.
“The two boxers faced each other in the ring, ready to begin the match.”
6. interjection
An expression used to ask someone to confirm or verify something, such as a question or a decision.
“Box? Do you want to go to the movies tonight?”