Box

Doks, n. A case er receptacle the quantity that The a box contains; an inclosed space with seats in a Braid, theater, etc.; a money-chest; a small house. (Mach.) plat; A cylindrical, hollow iron, in which an axle-tree soft. runs; a tube in a pump, closed with a valve; the strands. bucket of a lifting pump. The driver's seat on a Brail, carriage; a present. (Bot.) A tree or shrub, the bind dwarf variety of which used for borders in gar up,_or dens.— v. [boxed okst), boxing.] To inclose (braid), in a box; to furnish with boxes. [AS. box, L. buocus, with, box-wood, or a case made of Gr. puxos, the box- Brain, tree, puxis, a case made of box-wood.] — In a box. the In difficulty. — In the wrong box. At fault. — To bax the the compa . To name the points of the compa in or order. — Box'berry, n. The winte^reen or check understanding. — erberry. tree, n. The larger variety of box. to -wood, n. The wood of, etc., — very hard and smooth, Without and used by engravers, turners, etc. mation X'9X, boks, n. A blow with the hand on the ear or brain; head. — v. & To fight with the [Dan. the baske, to strike, slap, bask, a slap, thwack Ga. Brake, boc, a box, stroke.] — Box'er, n. A