toby box
toby box noun: a box containing a service (fibre optic microducts, mains water, etc.) set into the street or verge for connection to a property, typically containing a shutoff valve to allow for maintenance at the connected property.
Noun
toby box (plural toby boxes)
- A box containing a service (fibre optic microducts, mains water, etc.) set into the street or verge for connection to a property, typically containing a shutoff valve to allow for maintenance at the connected property.
Forms of toby box
| plural | toby boxes |
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Questions about toby box
- What does toby box mean?
- Toby box means a box containing a service (fibre optic microducts, mains water, etc.) set into the street or verge for connection to a property, typically containing a shutoff valve to allow for maintenance at the connected property.
- What part of speech is toby box?
- Toby box is a noun.
- What is the plural of toby box?
- The plural of toby box is toby boxes.
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