house-liked box

[Ju]

I put the chocolate inside a house-liked box as a giveaway present to all the guests.

1. Is the above sentence correct?
2. house-liked box : I mean the box in a shape as a house

Thank you.

 

[SoothingDave]

"House-shaped" box. And "giveaway" is redundant.

 

[emsr2d2]

If it is similar to a house, it is "house-like". I prefer SoothingDave's "house-shaped" for your example though.

 

[Ju]

"House-shaped" box. And "giveaway" is redundant.

"And "giveaway" is redundant"

I am sorry, what do you mean of the above explanation.

 

[Gillnetter]

"And "giveaway" is redundant"

I am sorry, what do you mean of the above explanation.

Any present is given away. To add "giveaway" is not needed. Words that are not needed are called redundant words.