boxcar
/ˈbɒkskɑr/Definitions
1. noun
A rectangular closed carriage or vehicle, typically with an open top, used for carrying goods, especially on a railroad.
“The train was loaded with a long series of boxcars, each filled with crates of fruit.”
2. noun
A building or section of a building that houses a box or compartment for storing goods, especially in a warehouse.
“The boxcar in the warehouse was filled to capacity with boxes of electronics.”