Mandora's Box is the reckoning that men unleash on individuals--or society--for lack of redress of grievance by the State. Mandora's box can be opened when a man or men are cheated or treated unfairly by the system, especially in matters concerning family or divorce courts.
Man 1: "Did you see the evening news last night? Some dude shot and killed his wife's divorce attorney in cold blood."
Man 2: "Geez, this has been happening a lot lately. Looks like Mandora's Box has been opened..."
Man 2: "Geez, this has been happening a lot lately. Looks like Mandora's Box has been opened..."
by Silky Ink Studios June 11, 2019

Box syndrome is when you have a good job but decide to drink and be depressed so instead of staying at your job you decide to switch jobs every 2 months
loser unstable alcoholic
loser unstable alcoholic
by Tater85 October 8, 2018

Example: The girl at the party who can make out with any girl there.
Used in a sentence: She is such a cock-blocking box-whisperer
Used in a sentence: She is such a cock-blocking box-whisperer
by RockfordSlang September 4, 2013

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.
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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boxes fort box fun toys children college
by boxfort December 4, 2014

by Lovecheer May 29, 2014

by Pink sushi July 12, 2014

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.
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"
"Yeah, almost like in Little Whinging where the Dursley's house in Harry Potter is"
by LilNuggie69 May 20, 2018
