rox
- noun
- /rɑks/
- Slang
- During the auction, the rare rox fetched a high price, surprising all the bidders.
Examples
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Great, Rox.
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I wasn't really being serious in that post, though, but it is annoying when the standard of the thread drops to "President Bush rox..." etc.
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She wore a stunning necklace adorned with sparkling rox that caught everyone's attention.
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The ring was set with beautiful rox, making it the perfect centerpiece for her jewelry collection.
Synonyms
A small valuable stone cut and polished for use in jewelry or decoration
A hard, shiny stone cut and polished for use in jewelry
A rare valuable gem like a diamond used in jewelry
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Rox is a slang plural for shiny gems and comes from the everyday word rock, which means 'stone'. People began calling diamonds 'rocks' because they are precious stones, so rox is a playful spelling for those gems.