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jockey box
In the old west, a tool box carried aboard a stage coach where tools and odd parts were kept for emergency repairs.
Hammers, mallets, axle grease, spare wheel retainers, horse shoes, nails, ax and adz, water, odds and ends, etc. Any and all of these might be found in a jockey box.
jockey box by Kritiper August 14, 2010
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Jockey Box
Verb -- the act of car prowling -- to find unlocked cars (at night), open the doors, and see what you can get -- mostly from the glove compartment (or 'jockey box').
Rafael and Junior was out jockey boxin' on the boulevard last night. They got themselves some dope shit. Until the heat came up on 'em and did some head thrumpin'.
Jockey Box by I made the man May 7, 2018
jockey box
jockey box by Marie S. May 10, 2008
jocky box
jocky box by Theodore Logan April 20, 2003
jocky box
In the old west, a tool box carried aboard a stage coach where tools and odd parts were kept for emergency repairs.
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