Box

In British slang a box means a Kilo of Cannabis.
It comes from where the grower packs the bulk product into a vacuum bag to eliminate odours and conserve space with slight compression, and then proceeds to pack the bag in the Box.

Person 1: "Sosa was moving Bare boxes of loud around the midlands ever since back in the day"
Person 2: "Dem crew is Peak, say Nuttin"

by wahmeseh June 14, 2017

boxed

Drunk.

“You’re going to go get boxed on a Friday or Saturday night. You don’t want to say you lost your shield when you were out drinking, so you carry a dupe.” -- Louis R. Anemone, a former NYPD chief of department, quoted in the New York Times in an article about fake badges carried by police officers

by Blue439 December 1, 2009

box

1: A package used to keep things or delivery things through the post in.

2: A way of fighting using the fists. Professional boxing involves two people trying to be the first to knock the other out for a count of ten.

3: A female genetalia. Other slang for female genetalia include halibut, front bottom, pussy, twat, cunt.

Put the items in a box and send it through the post

by Stormsworder March 28, 2007

Boxed

East coast slang for upset or sad. Alternate form is “in my/his/her box.”

“Ever since Emily broke up with him, Kyle has been in his box.”
“Leave her alone, she’s boxed.”

by Narpcotic January 7, 2021

Boxed

the act of being left on read in snapchat

Mike: Annie boxed me

Steve: she opened your snapchat and didn't respond to you?

mike: sadly

by mak1622 September 1, 2016

box on

Fight between two individuals, usually involving fisticuffs. Generally used in a threatening manner.

"Nic's my best mate, and if any of you disturb him we'll go outside and box on."

by best mate March 25, 2010

boxed

really messed up, as in drunk or high.

Man, that joint has me boxed

by Beau LeBlanc June 2, 2005