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(n)
a
(
usually
rectangular
)
container
;
may
have
a
lid
; "
he
rummaged
through
a
box
of
spare
parts
"
(n)
private
area
in
a
theater
or
grandstand
where
a
small
group
can
watch
the
performance
; "
the
royal
box
was
empty
"
(n)
the
quantity
contained
in
a
box
; "
he
gave
her
a
box
of
chocolates
"
(n)
a
predicament
from
which
a
skillful
or
graceful
escape
is
impossible
; "
his
lying
got
him
into
a
tight
corner
"
(n)
a
rectangular
drawing
; "
the
flowchart
contained
many
boxes
"
(n)
evergreen
shrubs
or
small
trees
(n)
any
one
of
several
designated
areas
on
a
ball
field
where
the
batter
or
catcher
or
coaches
are
positioned
; "
the
umpire
warned
the
batter
to
stay
in
the
batter
''
s
box
"
(n)
the
driver
''
s
seat
on
a
coach
; "
an
armed
guard
sat
in
the
box
with
the
driver
"
(n)
separate
partitioned
area
in
a
public
place
for
a
few
people
; "
the
sentry
stayed
in
his
box
to
avoid
the
cold
"
(n)
a
blow
with
the
hand
(
usually
on
the
ear
); "
I
gave
him
a
good
box
on
the
ear
"
(v)
put
into
a
box
; "
box
the
gift
,
please
"
(v)
hit
with
the
fist
; "
I
''
ll
box
your
ears
!"
(v)
engage
in
a
boxing
match
box Synonyms
box
box seat
boxful
boxwood
corner
loge
package
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