wax

/wˈæks/

/ˈwæks/

[verb] [noun]

to wax

[VERB]

MAIN VERB

to use a thin and warm layer of a substance that is usually made of beeswax to remove unwanted hair from the skin

to grow in strength, size, intensity, etc.

synonyms : climb

mount

rise

antonyms : wane

(of the moon) to progressively display a larger illuminated section until it turns into a full moon

synonyms : full

antonyms : wane

cover with wax

Wax

[NOUN]

a solid, fatty substance that is typically melted to make candles, used for coating surfaces or as a component of certain cosmetic or medical products

What is "wax"?

Wax refers to a substance typically made from natural or synthetic materials that is used for hair removal or styling. It is applied to the skin or hair and then removed, either by peeling off strips or by hardening and being pulled away, leaving the treated area smooth and hair-free or providing hold and texture to the hair.

Examples

1. The wax began to run.

2. Wax my hands?

3. Do you guys wax your unibrow?

4. - Wax your legs.

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