boxball
/ˈbɑksˌbɔl/
noun
- A children's game played with a ball against a wall or on a paved surface, often using chalk-drawn squares or boxes as boundaries.
- We drew a large grid on the driveway and started a game of boxball.
- Boxball is popular in many neighborhoods because it only needs a ball and some chalk.
- The kids spent the afternoon playing boxball in the schoolyard.
- The ball used in the game of boxball.
- She bounced the boxball against the wall and caught it neatly.
- The boxball was worn out from so many games on the pavement.
- I found an old boxball in the garage and decided to play.