| DEWAXING | • dewaxing v. Present participle of dewax. • dewaxing n. A process in which wax is removed from a material or a surface. • DEWAX v. to remove wax from. |
| EARTHWAX | • earthwax n. Ozocerite. • EARTHWAX n. a natural wax used for electrical insulation. |
| EARWAXES | • EARWAX n. a waxy secretion of the ear. |
| PAXWAXES | • PAXWAX n. the strong tendon in an animal's neck, also PACKWAX. |
| REWAXING | • rewaxing v. Present participle of rewax. • rewaxing n. The act of waxing something again. • REWAX v. to wax again. |
| WAXBERRY | • waxberry n. The bayberry. • waxberry n. The snowberry. • waxberry n. The yangmei. |
| WAXBILLS | • waxbills n. Plural of waxbill. • WAXBILL n. any of numerous small finch-like birds of the African genus Estrilda, whose bills have a waxy appearance. |
| WAXCLOTH | • waxcloth n. Oilcloth. • WAXCLOTH n. oilcloth, linoleum. |
| WAXINESS | • waxiness n. The quality of being waxy. • WAXINESS n. the quality of being waxy. |
| WAXPLANT | • waxplant n. Alternative form of wax plant. • wax␣plant n. Hoya carnosa, a plant of the genus Hoya. • WAXPLANT n. any of several plants of the genus Hoya, with clusters of waxy white or pink flowers. |
| WAXWEEDS | • waxweeds n. Plural of waxweed. • WAXWEED n. an annual herb. |
| WAXWINGS | • waxwings n. Plural of waxwing. • WAXWING n. a member of a genus of passerine birds, which have red waxlike tips to the inner wing feathers. |
| WAXWORKS | • waxworks n. Plural of waxwork. • waxworks n. An exhibition of waxwork figures; a wax museum. • WAXWORK n. an effigy in wax. |
| WAXWORMS | • waxworms n. Plural of waxworm. • WAXWORM n. a moth that infests beehives. |