An employer's passive method for saying, "Thanks, but no thanks," when an employee gives two-weeks notice. The employee will walk in one morning to a file box on his or her desk. The box will be used by the employee to pack his or belongings before being escorted out of the building.
I gave the firm my two-weeks notice on Wednesday when I found a better job, and had every intention of working the full notice, but by Friday they had decided just to brown-box me.
by Eener3000 April 27, 2010
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 April 03, 2018
by Pink sushi July 12, 2014
by aloysballa February 27, 2011
A guy (or girl) who dates two or more women at the same time, without the women knowing about each other.
by Cheryl Mellows September 26, 2007
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.
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I can't believe you are still watching tivo on the sofa. Go to work, box stain!
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I can't believe you are still watching tivo on the sofa. Go to work, box stain!
by n@dogg November 16, 2006
by Magicliterati January 21, 2012