Boxer is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOXER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a person who boxes or is skilled in boxing
• a member of a fiercely nationalistic Chinese secret society which flourished in the 19th century. In 1899 the society led a Chinese uprising against Western domination which was eventually crushed by a combined European force, aided by Japan and the US.
• person who participates in the sport of boxing
• One who packs boxes.
• One who boxes; a pugilist.
• someone who fights with his fists for sport
• a workman employed to pack things into containers
• a member of a nationalistic Chinese secret society that led an unsuccessful rebellion in 1900 against foreign interests in China
• a breed of stocky medium-sized short-haired dog with a brindled coat and square-jawed muzzle developed in Germany
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that packs boxes

Words related to BOXER

boxers15 fighter14

How to use BOXER in a sentence

• He was a lad who did not care for fighting, but notwithstanding was a trained boxer.
• My God! how little can I remember of the next few minutes! He was a boxer, this shred of a man.
• Like the common shell, it is made of steel, and is of the general form of the pattern of General Boxer, with wooden head, central tube, and bursting charge in the base.
• The old and young, the hale and feeble of both sexes, all rushed out to see, with feelings of fear and wonder, the terrible and far-famed Dead Boxer.
• Not a word was spoken that day, except with reference to him, nor a conversation introduced, the topic of which was not the Dead Boxer.
• The female instinctively drew the cloak round her face, and Lamh Laudher was about to ask why he followed them, when the Boxer approached him in an attitude of assault.
• The man retired to ascertain, and the Boxer walked backwards and forwards in a state of mind easily conceived, muttering curses and vows of vengeance against her and Lamh Laudher.
• A second time the Dead Boxer repeated the words, but except the stir and hum which we have described, there was not a voice heard in reply.
• Sanderson was an all-round athlete and a boxer of no mean order.
• He was a clever boxer, and he succeeded in separating each of the malefactors from the fighting mob.
• It was quite natural, devoted as he was to athletics, that he should become a fine boxer.
• It fought dully and instinctively, like a boxer who, after receiving heavy punishment, just manages to keep himself from being knocked out until the call of time.
• The handsome young film actor was an athlete, a trained boxer, but the ex-prizefighter had given him the thrashing of his life two months before.
• Cool and wary, supple as a wildcat, light as a dancing schoolgirl on his feet, he had the qualities which go to help both the fighter and the boxer.
• A sort of an all-around sport was Larry, and a boxer of no mean ability.
• The boxer of a thousand years from now may know a little more about the technique of the game, but the essentials will not change.
• Vedder, who when young was a champion boxer, is very superstitious, and Mr.
• Men are called brave for the endurance of pain, even although it bring pleasure in the end, as to the boxer who endures bruises from the hope of honour.
• Have you seen a skilful boxer watch his antagonist with a quiet, incessant eye? Such an eye as this did the pony keep upon whatever man took the rope.
• Boxer turned at the clang of the shop bell, and then, with a wild cry, stood gazing at the figure of a man standing in the door-way.
• Boxer sprang raging to his feet, and in the confusion which ensued the fortune-teller, to the great regret of Mr.
• Boxer, after an irresolute glance in the direction of the ingenuous Mr.
• Does he tell fortunes by tea-leaves or by the colour of your eyes?” “Laugh away, John Boxer,” said Mrs.
• She is delighted at every conquest that these young children of hers make over herself, just like some big boxer she stands, who is teaching his boy to box.
• So high and strong are the walls of the British Legation that in the Boxer War of 1900 it served the whole community for a fortress, wherein we sustained a siege of eight weeks.
• And these, with Jerry, Radford, Flynn, the boxer, and myself made up the company.
• Tom Robson put himself in position like an English boxer, drunk as he was, and squared his arms and elbows for the fray.

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