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shadowbox

 

Definitions from WordNet

Verb shadowbox has 1 sense
  1. shadowbox - go through boxing motions without an opponent
    --1 is one way to
    box
    Derived form: noun shadowboxing1
    Sample sentence:
    Somebody ----s

Definitions from the Web

Shadowbox

Noun

Definition: A deep frame with a glass front, used to display objects such as photographs or memorabilia.

Example sentence: I placed my grandmother's old wedding dress in a shadowbox to preserve it as a cherished keepsake.

Related products: Shadowbox Frames, Display Cases, Memorabilia Frames

Verb

Definition: To fight or compete in a weight division that is lower than one's normal weight class.

Example sentence: Despite being a heavyweight boxer, he decided to shadowbox in the middleweight class for the upcoming tournament.

Related products: Boxing Gloves, Weight Cutting Sauna Suit

Adjective (Popular)

Definition: Extremely popular or trendy.

Example sentence: The new song by the young artist quickly became a shadowbox hit, topping the charts for weeks.

Related products: Popular Music Albums, Trendy Clothing

Adjective (Local)

Definition: Characteristic or exclusive to a particular location or locality.

Example sentence: The restaurant offers a menu filled with delicious local ingredients and shadowbox dishes only available in this region.

Related products: Local Specialty Foods, City Guide Books

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