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An employer's passive method for saying, "Thanks, but no thanks," when an employee gives two-weeks notice. The employee will walk in one morning to a file box on his or her desk. The box will be used by the employee to pack his or belongings before being escorted out of the building.
I gave the firm my two-weeks notice on Wednesday when I found a better job, and had every intention of working the full notice, but by Friday they had decided just to brown-box me.
The quickest way to end friendships and kick someone's ass without getting hurt. The one game that you can throw your nun chuck and still be considered socially acceptable
I lost my friend to Wii boxing
groan box is slang from the 1920's for the delightful instrument known as the accordian.
a groan box is certainly not something sexual. It is however the instrument of ultimate ecstasy. The Accordian.
A hyper-sexual lesbian with the ability to turn any woman gay.
Example: The girl at the party who can make out with any girl there.
Used in a sentence: She is such a cock-blocking box-whisperer
Any stain left by a vagina, or someone so useless and stupid they might as well be viewed as a vaginal secretion.
Simone left a box stain on my comforter and I need to get it out before Lauren comes over.
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I can't believe you are still watching tivo on the sofa. Go to work, box stain!
Mandora's Box is the reckoning that men unleash on individuals--or society--for lack of redress of grievance by the State. Mandora's box can be opened when a man or men are cheated or treated unfairly by the system, especially in matters concerning family or divorce courts.
Man 1: "Did you see the evening news last night? Some dude shot and killed his wife's divorce attorney in cold blood."
Man 2: "Geez, this has been happening a lot lately. Looks like Mandora's Box has been opened..."
Houses that all appear the same, one after another in the same area. Can also mean Apartments too.
The term was mostly used in the late 1800's and early 1900's.
The term is used frequently in Katherine Mansfield's short story 'How Pearl Button was Kidnapped' written in 1912.
"In London, there are so many House of Boxes"
"Yeah, almost like in Little Whinging where the Dursley's house in Harry Potter is"
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