Horse box

An Irish term of endearment. Used when greeting friends.

Ah howaya horse box, are ya well?!!

by Oirish May 19, 2018

invizible box

Invizible Box is more than just a name, it is a reality that we can all find ourselves trapped in. We've all heard the saying "think outside of the box." There's no need to! You have no box to overcome and no reason to limit yourself within boundaries. Unleash your full potential and think inside.

Yo, have you heard of that one brand Invizible Box?

by z'okay November 21, 2010

Buzz box

Buzz Box is a container used for storing your drugs, most often (marijuana) and marijuana (edibles). Drug (paraphernalia) is also stored in the Buzz Box. A Buzz Box is usually a Tupperware container, shoe box, or wooden box. Sometimes referred to as a stashbox.

Did you bring your buzz box? I don’t have any rolling papers on me. Actually, I have no cannabis either. So I’m hoping you brought your buzz box.

by Jonny Buzz April 10, 2020

Boxing Clever

To use inventive thinking above all other attributes in order to achieve an end goal.

Everyone thought that Tina would lose the debate for exposing her vulnerable side but her victory proves she was boxing clever.

by RogerRoger March 17, 2008

gut box

a food combo box from Gutrhie's, usually purchased at 3-4am through their drive-thru, after a night of drinking. Consists several fried chicken strips, fries, fried bread, cole slaw, and gut sauce.

man, I'm so drunk right now, lets get a gut box

by office stamping March 7, 2012

Truth Box

Truth Box - 1) a pathetic excuse of a wall for people to hide behind when they express their "true" feelings towards someone

2) the new way to say something offensive without having to confront them

3) the latest tool for making people feel bad about themselves

Somebody put "You're a whore" in my truth box.

by skimony January 9, 2009

pandora's box

According to Greek legend, the first woman, Pandora, was actually sent as a curse to Zues' men (See, you knew it was true, guys) and was given a present upon her marriage. The present was a box that she was told never to open. Needless to say her curiosity got the better of her (like eating forbidden fruit) and she unleashed eight demons unto the world. The first seven being the seven deadly sins, and the last, which she managed to capture, was hope.


Today, much like christianity's idea of biting forbidden fruit, opening pandora's box refers to getting into a situation over which one has very little control over.

The assassinating on Austrian Archduke ferdinand in 1914 opened pandora's box for Europe.

by Kung-Fu Jesus April 16, 2004