to box

To hit someone or something quickly with a closed fist

To hit someone or something with force

To hit someone or something with an open hand

Hit something many times, usually with your fists

To hit with a lot of force, often using the arm or an object

To hit another person with your bare hands in a fight

To hit someone or something again and again with your fists

To protect people and things from attack or harm

In a creative way that does not follow normal rules

Thinking in a new, creative way not limited by usual methods

Ready to use without extra setup after you buy it

To create many unexpected problems that are hard to control

In a usual, not creative way that avoids new ideas

Think in a new way instead of your usual way

A person who is not very quick to understand

A person who is not very quick to understand things

To say all the compass points in order and name every direction

To hit someone on the side of the head to punish or scold them

To sell a lot of movie tickets

Spending a long time watching television and not doing much else

Feeling confused and out of control after drinking or when very upset

Put things into a box to keep them

To stop a person or thing from moving, acting freely and making choices

Treat someone as only one type and ignore their other skills

Stop someone from getting a better position, often by using your body in sport

Remove waste from a cat's litter tray

To add fake votes to an election to change its result

To leave someone with few or no good choices

To impress many people by doing something very well

Act in a smart, careful way to gain an advantage

Money that comes from selling tickets for a film or show

A secure metal box in a bank where people keep valuables

A box made of cardboard used for packing or storing things

A numbered box at a post office where you receive and collect your mail

A strong metal box in a bank that holds valuable things

A secure metal box in a bank for keeping valuable things

A small box that plays a tune when you wind it

A device on an airplane that records flight information and pilot voices

A portable music system with speakers that plays music loudly

A situation that causes many unexpected and serious problems

A box with soft material that cats use to pee and poo indoors

A sealed container where voters put their voting papers during an election

A place at a theatre or cinema where people buy tickets

A cardboard box that holds breakfast cereal

A part in the throat that makes sounds when you speak

A numbered box at a post office where you collect your mail

A raised area in a courtroom where the people who decide the case sit during a trial

An area in a stadium or arena where reporters and broadcasters sit to report the game

A toy box with a clown or figure that pops out when opened

A small box for keeping cigars or other small items

Private place in a raised box with a good view of the stage or field

A system whose inner parts are hidden so you only see what goes in and what comes out

A small area in ice hockey where a player sits to serve time after a penalty

A small window that asks you to confirm or cancel an action

A simple coffin made from pine wood

A box for keeping children's toys

A box filled with litter that a cat uses as a toilet indoors

A strong cloth frame with springs that supports a mattress

A very old, broken car or run-down place

An enclosed area in a courtroom where a person sits to tell the judge or jury what they saw

A long narrow container for growing plants on a windowsill

A surprising thing that seems to come by luck, not skill, like a small toy in a snack box

A marked area beside home plate where the player stands to hit

A small box on a street that holds a public phone

A television people jokingly call a waste of time

An area on a screen or in a document where you can type and show words

A way to find new, creative ideas to solve problems

A public booth with a phone for making calls

A large strong container used to hold things for moving or storage

A North American land turtle with a high shell that can close tightly to protect itself

A number for a mailbox at a post office where someone receives mail

A box or slot at a house where mail is delivered

A small container with a slot on top for keeping coins or paper money

A gift you give at Christmas to people who do a job for you, like a milkman or postman

A place in a church where people put money to help needy people

A public box where people put letters for the post to collect

A box that holds brushes, cloths, and polish for shoes

The front part of a shoe that covers and protects the toes

A loudspeaker used to talk to people in a building

A number used to receive mail at a post office box

A box that holds coins collected from a machine like a slot machine

A shallow box with a clear front that shows and protects small items like jewelry

A North American fast-growing maple tree with leaves made of several parts, often used for shade

A small box for holding pencils, erasers, and a ruler

A tall red box on the street for posting letters

A kite with a box shape open at both ends

A tool with a closed circular end that fits over a nut or bolt to turn it

A small building where people control railway signals and switches to direct trains

A box-shaped instrument with bellows that you press to make music, like an accordion

A simple camera in the shape of a box with a fixed focus lens and few controls

Doing tasks only to meet rules without real care

A box that shows a list of items you can choose one or more from

A small box that plays a tune when you wind it

A numbered box at a post office that people rent to receive mail

A small shelter with an open front where a guard stands

A small loud speaker you carry to play music outdoors

Place where a driver sits on a horse-drawn carriage

A locked box used to carry and keep important government papers like speeches

A small container with holes in the top for sprinkling ground pepper on food

A tool that guides a saw to make cuts at exact angles in wood for picture frames

A number for a post office box where you collect mail

Two folds in cloth turned under to form a flat box shape

A set of clever methods a person uses to solve problems