boxed
/bɑkst/
verb
- Past tense of box; to have placed something in a box.
- They boxed the harvest and sent it to market.
- He boxed the fragile items carefully with bubble wrap.
- She boxed the old toys and donated them to charity.
- Past tense of box; to have fought with fists as a sport.
- He boxed in the Olympics and won a bronze medal.
- They boxed each other in the championship match.
- She boxed professionally for five years.
adjective
- Put into a box or container.
- All the boxed items are ready for shipping.
- She bought a boxed set of the complete series.
- The boxed chocolates made a lovely gift.
- Shaped like a box; having a square or rectangular form.
- The car had a boxed, utilitarian design.
- The building's boxed silhouette stood out against the sky.
- He preferred boxed frames for his eyeglasses.
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