The term box may refer to the following:

  • an area or space enclosed within straight lines
  • a typically cuboid or rectangular container or receptacle with flat base and sides and possibly a lid or cover
  • a closed-off or separated area in a public space reserved or restricted for a smaller number of people (e.g. skybox, jury box)
  • several species of plants in the Buxus, Sarcococca and Eucalyptus genera
  • a type of mathematical operator
  • a type of juggling pattern or trick requiring at least 3 objects or props
  • Box (also cup, abdomen guard, abdo guard), a type of protective equipment used in cricket to protect the wearer's genital area against impacts
  • Boombox (also ghetto blaster, jambox, boomblaster, Brixton briefcase, radio-casette), a type of portable cassette or CD player with two or more speakers and a carrying handle
  • Coach box (also box, box seat), a small elevated seat in the front portion of a coach
  • Phreaking box, a type of electronic device used to perform various functions on telephone systems
  • Singing bird box (French: boîte à oiseau chanteur), a work of art consisting of an ornamented container that holds a miniaturized automaton in the shape of a bird that plays sounds, usually birdsong
  • Torsion box, a type of beam constructed of two skins applied to a core material, usually a grid of beams
  • Box (also hot box, sweatbox), a method of solitary confinement used in humid and arid areas as a form of punishment or torture
  • Combat box (also staggered formation), a tactical formation used by bombers in World War II
  • Box Inc., an American company that runs a freemium online file sharing and personal cloud content managent service
  • the names of two villages in Gloucestershire and Wiltshire, respectively, in the UK
  • Box Hill, the names of two places in Surrey and Wiltshire, respectively, in the UK
  • Box Tunnel, a railway tunnel between Bath and Chippenham in the UK
  • Boxes (French: Les Boites), a 2007 French film starring Jane Birkin, Geraldine Chaplin and Michel Piccoli
  • Box #10, a song by American singer-songwriter Jim Croce's 1972 album, You Don't Mess Around with Jim
  • Boxes, a 1985 album by Australian rock band, Icehouse
  • Box, a 1990 album by Belgian industrial music band Klinik
  • Box, a 1993 compilation album by American industrial metal band, Ministry, released in Germany
  • Box, a 1995 album by Belgian electronic dance music group, Dive
  • Box, a 1995 album by American indie rock band, Guided by Voices
  • Box, a 1996 album by Irish folk singer-songwriter, Christie Hennessy
  • Box, a 2006 album by American indie rock band, Mellowdrone
  • Gold Box, a name for a series of video games (and game engine) produced by SSI, based on the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game
  • Dots and boxes (also boxes, squares, paddocks, pigs in a pen, square-it, dots and dashes, line game, smart dots, dot boxing, dot game), a pencil and paper game for two or more players




Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): Boxen, Boxes


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