combat box

(n.) A formation of powerful warships in a tight formation around merchant vessels. Can also be applied to people movement on any level, such as walking, on bikes, driving etc.

In World War II the combat box method was shown to be flawed when U boats would sail under the outer warships and closely attack the merchant vessels.

by Kung-Fu Jesus June 21, 2004

salt box

Function: noun

1 : one who is extremely salty; pertaining to an entire box of salt
2 : moody or cross at the most extreme level

Aaron is a salt box, no one could possible be in that bad of a mood.

by lUK February 19, 2004

box of rocks

In sports (real and fantasy) a term used to describe a trade where the other side got nothing of any real value in return.

"Philadelphia traded their whole team to New York for nothing but a box of rocks."
"Derek is trying to get Joe's best outfielder, second baseman and pitcher for a box of rocks."

by Henry II August 13, 2006

cancer in a box

a pessimistic way to say "cigarettes" It refers to the shocking truth that when you smoke you are slowly allowing yourself to get cancer...

Joe: "hey mary could you pass me my cigs?"
Mary: "I don't see how you can use that cancer in a box"

by Justin June 12, 2005

X-Box

An extremely solid object whose use and purpose is quite undefined yet.

#1: Dude, you heard that story about a guy who shot at an X-Box with a gun and the X-box didn't even get a scratch?
#2: Cool. Now I know what mine's gonne be used for.

by Guigui January 22, 2004

BOX

(v.t.)to ignore an incoming cellphone call by pressing the button marked with a square or box on certain cellphones

Suzanne was sick of dealing with phone calls from Leon, so she just boxed him every time he rang.

by Snuppy Rules August 30, 2005

Box Cars

To smoke massive ammounts of marijuana in multiple cars with the windows up and doors closed.

I do say Henry those cars in that unlit parking lot over yonder do appear to be box cars!

by Bradalicious September 2, 2005