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n. (alternative spelling of soapbox English)
Usage examples of "soap box".
The walls were covered with yellowed clippings from the local paper, angling competitions, soap box derbies.
In any case, Ben Caxton, the ever-ready Advocate of the Peepul, is still officially on his usual soap box.
Yet here Rhodes was sitting on a soap box in the dusty yard, dressed in shabby ill-fitting clothes, drinking from a chipped enamel mug.
There were some nine cots in the place, two or three wooden chairs, a soap box, and a small, round-bellied stove, in which a fire was blazing.
On May 5, 1970, four young Americans were killed by the Ohio militia in that county that proclaims itself as The Rubber Capitol of the World, The Home of the Soap Box Derby, not far from Akron.
At this point, one of Aunt Nora's admirers knocked the spieler off his soap box.
He swam between crazed china hurricane lamps and slanted portraits, across rugs rolled and stacked like logs, toward the spindly figure briskly polishing an empty Pears soap box down where the dusty light fingered its way through the louvers.