boxball

[ boks-bawl ]
/ ˈbɒksˌbɔl /

noun

a game played between two players on two adjoining squares or sections of a sidewalk or a playground, in which a ball is hit back and forth between the players, each defending a square, the object being to prevent a fair ball from bouncing twice before hitting it back into the opponent's square.

Origin of boxball

box1 + ball1

Words nearby boxball

box turtle, box wrench, box-fresh, box-office, box-ticking, boxball, boxberry, boxboard, boxboy, boxcar, boxer