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Box Blast 

verb.

To turn up, to blast off.
(On an airplane, everyone who drinks is box blasting their flight)

verb.

Another example of this is getting so turnt up on a beat box from the local gas station.
“I am totally about to box blast this beer”
“I can’t wait to box blast on this flight”

“Do you want anything from the store?” “Yes I wanna get box blasted.”
Box Blast by boxblastyaddy June 14, 2023

Blast Box 

A stereo, typically a car stereo.
"Yo yo dogg, crank the blast box."
Blast Box by Bg N 44 January 8, 2009

Box Blasters 

when a chick in a pool thrusts upward from the pool bottom legs first and blasts her ass above the surface of the water and whilst in the air spreads ass cheeks so as to expose her vagina.
so i was at the pool bar in cancun and i wanted to show off my box to the cute lifegaurd, so my friend and I did a couple Box Blasters in the pool
Box Blasters by manpole December 9, 2009

Bastard Box 

A Bastard Box is quite simply any roadside speed camera.
A typical bastard box would be a GATSO speed camera.
Bastard Box by CaptainAHaB July 3, 2009

[blasting][my][box] 

The act of sending numerous emails, forwards and/or spam-like missives to one's Inbox, often prefaced with, "I don't usually do this, but I thought this one was worth it."
After receiving several email fwds from a person, one might say, "Dude, you gotta stop blastingmybox."

This person is then a "Box blaster." Should this be a separate entry?

Or, if you're following up with someone, you might write, "Sorry to keep blasting your box, but I wonder if you've had a chance to look at my work."
[blasting][my][box] by Gailewhali January 5, 2009
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