Boxing

The act of two or more women engaging in sexual activity. Also, can be related to scissoring.

Yo dude did you see that porno, those chicks were boxing the shit out of each other.

by MattBrown December 17, 2008

boxing

An extremely physical sport in which two men who weigh nearly the same fight each other in hand to hand combat. Usually little pansies that can't box bash it. There is a chance of developing something called "punch drunk" syndrome where you develop slurred speach, and loss of coordination and motor skills but usually only boxers who get hit alot (pro boxer) develop this. There is also a small chance of death.

Fatality rates per 100,000 participants


Horse-racing...........128
Sky-diving...............123
Hang gliding.............55
Mountaineering........51
Scuba diving............11
Motorcycle racing......7
College football..........3
Boxing...................1.5


Cited in Cantu, Boxing and Medicine, Human Kinetics Illinois, 1995

Mike Tyson has been boxing way too long and has lost more brain cells than he can count.

by Aidyn April 16, 2005

boxing

A very hard sport, and one of the few sports thats actually worth the time and effort you put into it. In boxing you learn how to kick someone's ass, defend yourself, and helps you gain self confidence and discipline. Baseball, football, soccer, teaches you to.......be good at baseball, football or soccer. Also, it's an individual sport, so you don't have to worry about your team sucking balls. And believe it or not, you don't get injured as much in boxing as you do in other sports.

I played football before I started boxing for three years, and all I got was a torn shoulder and the chance to get bitched on by coaches and older players every day. And I still sucked as a lineman because I'm not fat and short. And my team lost like every game no matter what I did. Man, FUCK THAT SHIT!

by CRACKER! August 1, 2006

boxing

a sport that i participate in so i know what im talking about.....two people who way about the same fight using only thier hands which are covered by gloves....this takes place in a boxing ring which is a roped off square like thing ....you can win by either a knockout or earning more points than the other person.....this sport is super physical and isnt easy at all....u have to be dedicated.....alot depends on your conditioning caz trust me each round feels like it lasts an hour instead of three minutes

boxing has always been my favorite sport and thats why i do it

by (insert cool name here) April 19, 2006

boxing

One of the greatest sports of all time. Boxing requires greats skill and reflexes as well as physical and mental strength.

The pussy whined about how boxing is dangerous and everyone who participates in it will be brain dead.

by bigroach1357 September 15, 2008

boxing

Boxing is without a doubt the hardest thing you could ever undertake. Boxing bouts can last from 3 rounds of 2 minutes up to 12 rounds of 3 minutes. opponents are matched with people of similar weight (often no more than 3 or 4 kilograms apart.) Boxing requires enormous skill, strength, speed, reflexes, agility and incredible physical and mental toughness. People who claim karate/other martial arts are better because you can kick and grapple are stupid. Boxers are better movers and possess much more speed, strength etc..than any other martial arts practitioners, and this is the reason boxing is great- it is a technically simple sport that is still a science and an art and something you need incredible physical attributes to do.

Taekwondo guy tries to kick a person who does boxing in the face, boxer ducks and hits taekwondo guy with a hard combo to the body, taekwondo guy falls to ground and cries.

by boganzrockthehouse December 21, 2007

Boxing

The act of "pantsing" someone but accidentally pulling down their boxers.

(Chris carry is carrying the high jump mats)

Ally, Jake, and Lucas: Hey, Sarah go pants Chris.

Sarah:OKEYYY

(walks over and accidentally boxes Chris revealing his two cheeks)

Sarah enjoys Boxing Kids like Andrew too!

by Tomahassi May 11, 2010