unboxy

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ boxy.

Adjective

unboxy (comparative more unboxy, superlative most unboxy)

  1. Not having a regular rectangular appearance.
    • 1967, Colin Simpson, The Viking Circle, page 269:
      Some pleasant unboxy wooden houses are to be seen looking across the small lake.
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