boxy
boxy
Definition
boxy (bäk′sē)
boxy
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- shape: By the late 1930s school hats were a practical compact soft boxy shape.
- look: GMC Safari Craig Same boxy look for 30 years!
- house: The small plain towns comprised boxy concrete houses, some edged with date plantations or surreal green fields.
- design: Many parents choose 4x4s in the belief that their tall, boxy design is some kind of magic formula for passenger protection.
- body: The boxy van body gave a capacity of 120 cu ft, or 138 cu ft without the front passenger seat.
- saloon: Launched at the Geneva show in 1985, the styling was in stark contrast to the boxy saloon on which it was based.
Modifying Another Word
- rather: Model by Model The front-wheel drive 850 came as a rather boxy saloon or the much more popular estate.
- slightly: I think I'd describe the tone as slightly boxy.
- too: These can range from the classic, ' It's too boxy ' , too ' Our sales team don't like it ' .
- very: These are adorable little fish, very boxy with a snout and orange and black stripes.
- not: They are good, much better than what I had been listening to - crisp clean sound, not boxy and impressively deep base.
