Box fort

noun

A box fort is a structure made from cardboard boxes that you can play in. Like a blanket fort, or pillow fort, but sturdier, made of boxes, and not as warm. Loads of fun.

We made a box fort in our common room out of the box the refrigerator came in and other stuff people got from amazon! College rocks!

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by boxfort December 4, 2014

hustle box

A female pussy, or female Vivian used to obtain money or other benefits.

Shorty needed to pay her rent so she used that hustle box to get that bread.

by Pink sushi July 12, 2014

box stain

Any stain left by a vagina, or someone so useless and stupid they might as well be viewed as a vaginal secretion.

Simone left a box stain on my comforter and I need to get it out before Lauren comes over.

-or-

I can't believe you are still watching tivo on the sofa. Go to work, box stain!

by n@dogg November 16, 2006

box music

Box music is a term that refers to what was once known as alternative music back in the 90's. Nirvana, Pearl Jam, etc. The reason why the term evolved was because in college, students would go outside to smoke, these students would sit around the "call box" used to call up to the dorm room for guests to be let in. These "box people" often listened to this genre of music, thus the term.

Everytime I see Matt, he is listening to that box music on his stereo.

by Twartacus May 8, 2006

The nothing box

A box that is inside if every man's brain that allows men to think about ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.

Person one: What are you thinking about?
Person two: Nothing
Person three: (to person two) He's in The nothing box

by GChMp March 8, 2019

Stress box

Public phone in jail that only sends collect calls, and does not receive calls.

After the quake all these sorry suckers jumped on the stress box. Funny chumps.

by CarlitoSheen April 13, 2013

House of Boxes

Houses that all appear the same, one after another in the same area. Can also mean Apartments too.
The term was mostly used in the late 1800's and early 1900's.

The term is used frequently in Katherine Mansfield's short story 'How Pearl Button was Kidnapped' written in 1912.

"In London, there are so many House of Boxes"
"Yeah, almost like in Little Whinging where the Dursley's house in Harry Potter is"

by LilNuggie69 May 20, 2018