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box social
noun
- a social event, usually to raise funds, at which individually prepared and contributed box lunches or dinners are auctioned off to the participants, the highest bidder in each case often having the privilege of sharing the meal with its preparer.
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of box social1
Example Sentences
The story, as ever, relates who will get to take Laurey to the box social, but it exists within a more threatening context than we are used to from so traditionally upbeat a musical theater mainstay.
At the showâs close, the actors presented Tait with a cookbook that included the showâs signature cornbread and a recipe for âThe Tequila and the Lime Should Be Friendsâ margarita, which she plans to serve at a âbox socialâ dinner party.
That production generated tremendous buzz in theater circles, and a long period of competitive scrapping over its future that might be compared to the tense auction of picnic hampers at the box social in the showâs second act.
âOklahoma!,â which Rodgers and Hammerstein adapted from Lynn Riggsâs 1931 play, âGreen Grow the Lilacs,â has a simple plot: at the turn of the century, in the Oklahoma Territory, a cowboy named Curly wants to take Laurey, a farm girl, to a box social, as does Jud Fry, her familyâs menacing hired hand.
The communityâs biggest excitement is a box social and auction to raise money for a school.
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