What does wax mean?
noun, verb
A substance, usually yellowish or white, that is secreted by bees and used in making honeycombs, or a waxy or oily substance obtained from plants or animals. To cover or decorate something with a thin layer of wax.
Example
"The artist applied a layer of wax to the sculpture to give it a smooth finish."
Definition generated by AI and curated by RJS Tech Solutions LLP.