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Overheated railway housing
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hotbox
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n. 1 A container maintained at elevated temperatures in order to heat or cook its contents. 2 (context engineering English) An overheated shaft bearing. vb. 1 To smoke marijuana in a small confined area, such as the inside of a car, until it is full of ...
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n. a journal bearing (as of a railroad car) that has overheated
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Hotbox is a baseball drill or mini-game that can be played with three or more players and two to four bases . In the drill, one fielder plays near each of the bases and the rest of the players are runners, who begin on any base. The fielders proceed to ...
Usage examples of hotbox.
Despite the uncomfortable position the hotbox forced on him, Jack soon fell into a deep sleep.
Within minutes, or so it seemed, the hotbox went from cozy to warm to uncomfortably warm.
Jack and the hotbox without much more than a quick and casual check of the area.
Brummgas let him out of the hotbox an hour or so after sunrise, just about the time the place was starting to warm up to a decent temperature.
Off in one corner was an even bigger extravagance: a huge radiation oven nearly as big as the hotbox back in the slave colony.
Actually, Victoria had said, it was because the priest had to sit in that hotbox for hours and needed the air to keep from smothering.
But more than ever he was determined to leave and to weather whatever the nights in this hotbox hex might bring.
The only hope was to make full speed once night fell and be out of this boiling hotbox by sunup the next day.
He opened his hotbox, reached in with a gloved hand, and extracted a hot pie.
I phoned from the hotbox provided by Gen Tel out on the cement wasteland.
The man looked perfectly ordinary, with his hotbox of sausages slung over his shoulders and not a sign of manner, costume, or oddity to mark him.
Both men knew that the secret cache of boiled dog meat and rice balls would mean a return trip to the hotbox if discovered.
The media center contained a tiny kitchenette unit along with everything else, water heater and antique hotbox, and a limited supply of dried staples.
If it had been, Gazen should have found a place where he could watch the hotboxes as well as the sleeping huts.
The other hotboxes had been plain tin structures, with plain tin insides.