one who boxes; pugilist; prizefighter; often, one skilled in the offensive and defensive tactics of boxing, as distinguished from a slugger
any of a breed of medium-sized dog with a sturdy body and a smooth fawn or brindle coat
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a member of a Chinese society that led an unsuccessful uprising (the , 1900) against foreign powers and foreigners in China, as a result of which China was forced to make economic and territorial concessions
See boxer in American Heritage Dictionary 4
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Sports One who fights with the fists as a sport.
boxers Boxer shorts.
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One that packs items in boxes.
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A medium-sized, short-haired dog of a breed developed in Germany, having a brownish coat and a short, square-jawed muzzle.
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A member of a secret society in China that unsuccessfully attempted in 1900 to drive foreigners from the country by violence and force Chinese Christians to renounce their religion.