What does BOXED mean?

Parts of Speech:

Boxed is a verb.

Definitions:

Boxed means to put something into a box or to enclose something in a box. It can also refer to fighting with fists, especially in a boxing ring.

Pronunciations:

US: /bɑkst/

UK: /bɒkst/

Origin and Usage:

The word "boxed" originated from the verb "box," which comes from the Middle English word "boxen" meaning "to box." It was first used in the 14th century to refer to fighting with fists. The meaning of putting something into a box or enclosing something in a box emerged in the 16th century. Today, "boxed" is commonly used to describe packing or storing items in a box, such as when moving or shipping items. It is also used to describe fighting with fists in a boxing ring.

Synonyms:

Enclosed, packed, wrapped, cased, crated, contained.

Related Words:

Boxes, boxer, boxen, boxed, boxty.

Example Sentences:

1. She boxed up all of her belongings before moving to a new apartment.
2. The gift was beautifully boxed and wrapped.
3. The two boxers entered the ring and prepared for the fight.
4. He boxed professionally for several years before retiring.