Boxed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOXED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BOX, to put in a container
• put in or provide with a box
• enclose (a piece of text) within printed lines
• restrict the ability of (a person or vehicle) to move freely
• mix up different flocks.
• recite the compass points in correct order.
• make a complete change of direction.
• fight an opponent using one's fists; compete in the sport of boxing
NOUN:
• a container with a flat base and sides, typically square or rectangular and having a lid
• the contents of a box
• television or a television set
• a casing containing a computer
• a coffin
• an area on a page that is to be filled in or that contains separate printed matter
• an area on a computer screen for user input or displaying information
• a box junction
• the penalty area
• the area occupied by the batter
• a separate section or enclosed area reserved for a group of people in a theatre or sports ground, or for witnesses or the jury in a law court
• a small country house for use when shooting or fishing.
• a protective casing for a piece of a mechanism
• a facility at a newspaper office for receiving replies to an advertisement
• a facility at a post office whereby letters are kept until called for by the addressee.
• a slow-growing European evergreen shrub or small tree with small glossy dark green leaves. It is widely used in hedging and for topiary, and yields hard, heavy timber.
• the hard, heavy wood of the box tree, formerly used for engraving and for musical instruments.
• any of a number of trees that have wood or foliage similar to the box tree.
• a coachman's seat.
• a light shield for protecting a man's genitals in sport, especially in cricket.
• a woman's vagina.
• a slap with the hand on the side of a person's head
ADJECTIVE:
• enclosed in or set off by a border or box
• enclosed in or as if in a box
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to put in a box (a rectangular container)

Words related to BOXED

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How to use BOXED in a sentence

• Aunt Hetty boxed her ears, pushed her back on her little footstool, and walked out of the room.
• I dreaded this work, for I always got my ears boxed if I did not or could not do the work to suit her.
• I boxed the truant thing again and again, but could not bring the needle to point in any other direction.
• Meredith insisted, and on his refusal, he boxed his ears.
• He felt boxed up, an express package labelled and shipped.
• These goods therefore had to be paid for in money, which about 1785 began to be boxed up and shipped to London.
• Then the banks in that part of the country boxed up all their gold and silver and sent it away, lest the British should get it.
• He set it off, however, by a lovely little paragraph which he printed boxed.
• The trench was boxed into small compartments by the traverses, and in the next section Macalister found three Germans waiting for him.
• We never had our ears boxed, as some children I wot of, for the sin of being happy.
• So we were prevented from seeing satisfactorily some of the tombs, as they were boxed over to protect them while this work was in progress.
• He wondered what Honoria thought, boxed up with it and able to see its face.
• They boxed with iron-studded leather straps over their knuckles.
• It is left to you to find out why your ears are boxed.
• Louis, so I went out and bought a suitcase full of boxed stuff.
• Then she boxed them herself, and there followed a scene, and a day or two of disgrace for both of us.
• The collection was boxed ready for shipment and Paul had a pleasant time on the island, while waiting for a northern bound vessel.
• The pace was beginning to show on them and they boxed carefully.
• Some of the slaves lived in log houses and some in big old boxed houses.
• The spring was boxed into a well shaped hole, deep enough to dip the water out of it.
• The ladies of the Dorcas Society made up a large quantity of shirts, trousers and socks, and boxed them up and sent them to a missionary station on the west coast of Africa.
• As it was, we were so boxed up that we could hardly move without assistance.
• He emitted a fearful scream, whereupon some one boxed his ear.
• I boxed the ears of one of them, when the other, coming behind me, hit me over the head with the stretcher.
• Douglass has a little shed down in the cottage garden boxed off to make his experiments in.
• The cook boxed the ears of the kitchen boy, so that he ran off crying.
• ARRIVED PER ERRICSON LINE OF STEAMERS, WRAPPED IN STRAW AND BOXED UP, APRIL, 1859.
• William had himself boxed up by a near relative and forwarded by the Erricson line of steamers.
• After a rest, Flynn boxed four or five rounds with him, after which came rope jumping, and exercises with the machines to strengthen his arms and wrists.
• I would have got myself boxed up as freight, and have been forwarded to St.

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