Crossword clues for hatbox
hatbox
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Hatbox \Hat"box`\ (-b[o^]ks`), n. A box for a hat.
Wiktionary
n. A piece of luggage for a hat; a case or box for a hat.
WordNet
n. a round piece of luggage for carrying hats
Usage examples of "hatbox".
She came to rest on the hatbox, the biohazard box that someone had been using as a chair.
They bagged the dead monkeys, loaded them into hatboxes, and piled the hatboxes along the corridor.
Nancy would carry the hatboxes into suite AA-5 and work on the monkeys until after midnight with her partner and a civilian assistant.
Quickly she stripped off her clothing, donned scrubs and a spacesuit, and ran through the decon shower into Level Four, grabbing a small biocontainment hatbox from a storage closet on her way.
For a start, the amount of luggage was sufficient for a stay of several months, and comprised a number of old-fashioned and very bulky hatboxes, an awkwardly shaped leather case which Pretty clung to as though her very life depended on doing so, a large trunk which required two men to lift it, and a variety of suitcases.
She went to Harrods quickly then, and bought more dresses in less time than she had ever done in her life, got her hair done nearby, and took a cab back to the hotel, laden with hatboxes and dresses, and her new hairdo.
Nathaniel moved a stack of hatboxes and she made a place for herself near the hearth.
They had occupied me for some time, and I was passing through the passages on my return with my basket of keys on my arm when Mr. Jarndyce called me into a small room next his bed-chamber, which I found to be in part a little library of books and papers and in part quite a little museum of his boots and shoes and hatboxes.