v. [UN-2 5.] trans. To take out of a box.
1611. Cotgr., Desbōeter, to vnbox, or take out of a box.
1817. Keats, Lett., Wks. 1889, III. 51. I went and unboxd a Shakespeare.
1864. P. M. Irving, Life W. Irving, IV. 31. He brought home also a picture . Alter tea he took mallet and chisel, and proceeded to unbox it.
1883. Standard, 10 Aug., 2/1. Minehead reached, horses were quickly unboxed.