noun | verb
boxbox1 /bɑks/ noun 
► box a container shaped like a square or rectangle, usually made of thick stiff paper or wood: The photos are in a box on the shelf. The kids were playing in the big cardboard box that the computer came in.
► carton a box made of stiff paper that is sometimes covered in wax or plastic. A carton usually contains liquids, eggs, or cigarettes: A carton of orange juice was in the fridge.
► crate a large wooden or plastic box used for carrying things, especially in a vehicle: The tomatoes are shipped in wooden crates.
► trunk a large box in which you store or carry things. A trunk is usually made of wood or metal: I found some of my grandmother's dresses in an old trunk in the attic.
► case a box or bag for storing something: She took a pen out of her pencil case. He took his violin out of its case.
► suitcase a large box or bag with a handle, used for carrying clothes when you travel: Have you packed your suitcase yet?
noun | verb
boxbox2 /bɑks/ verb ➔ see fight1- main
- main course /entrée
- mainly
- maintain
- maintenance
- majestic
- major
- majority
- make
- make a correction
- make a distinction between
- make an impression
- make a note of
- make arrangements
- make-believe
- make fun of
- make out
- make preparations
- maker
- make sense of
- make someone feel better
- make someone/something feel better
- make something better
- make sure
- makeup