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1. Wax
   Wax is hip-hop slang for a vinyl record.
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2. Wax
   Wax is hip-hop slang for a vinyl record.
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3. Wax
   Any fatty substance that is a relatively hard, brittle, and non-greasy at room temperature. Most waxes, whether derived from mineral, vegerable, or animal sources, are a mixture of relatively high molecular weight (more than thirty carbons) hydrocarbons, esters, alcohols, and carboxylic acids.
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4. wax
   [n] - any of various substances of either mineral origin or plant or animal origin 2. [v] - cover with wax 3. [v] - increase in phase 4. [v] - go up or advance
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5. Wax
   Esters of monohydric alcohols. An ester formed from long-chain fatty acids and alcohols that is usually solid at room temperature.
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6. wax
   An ester formed from long-chain fatty acids and alcohols that is usually solid at room temperature.
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7. Wax
   A natural protective coating for hard surfaces
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8. wax
   any of various unctuous,viscous or solid heat-sensitive substances,consisting essentially of high molecular weight hydrocarbons or esters of fatty acids,characteristically insoluble in water Category: The chemical industry • a disk of wax on which an original mechanical recording may be ...
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9. Wax
   Wax intransitive verb [ imperfect Waxed ; past participle Waxed , and Obsolete or Poetic Waxen ; present participle & verbal noun Waxing .] [ Anglo-...
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10. Wax
    Wax noun [ Anglo-Saxon weax ; akin to OFries. wax , Dutch was , German wachs , Old High German wahs , Icelandic & Swedish vax , Danish vox , Lithuanian vaszkas , Russian vosk' .] 1.<...
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11. Wax
    Wax transitive verb [ imperfect & past participle Waxed ; present participle & verbal noun Waxing .] To smear or rub with wax; to treat with wax; as, to wax a thread or a table. ...
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12. wax
    <dentistry> A clear wax used to prevent your braces from irritating your lips when your braces are first put on, or at other times. ... (08 Jan 1998) ...
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13. wax
    noun any of various substances of either mineral origin or plant or animal origin; they are solid at normal temperatures and insoluble in water
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14. wax
    verb increase in phase; `the moon is waxing`
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15. wax
    (waks) a plastic solid of plant or animal origin or produced synthetically. adj., wax´y., adj. bone wax a waxy substance used for packing small bone cavities, as in bones of the skull, and for controlling bleeding from them. dental wax a mixture of...
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16. Wax
    • (n.) Thick sirup made by boiling down the sap of the sugar maple, and then cooling. • (v. i.) To increase in size; to grow bigger; to become larger or fuller; -- opposed to wane. • (n.) A waxlike product secreted by certain plants. See Vegetable wax, under Vegetable. • (n.) A w...
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17. wax
    any of a class of pliable substances of animal, plant, mineral, or synthetic origin that differ from fats in being less greasy, harder, and more ... [15 related articles]
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18. wax
    wax, waxing, waxed, waxen 1. To grow bigger or greater; to increase. 2. To become. Although this wax is from Old English and Old Frisian and not from Latin nor Greek, it is included here because it is considered a synonym of increase and has special applications in Modern English. This wax should...
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19. wax
    disk of wax on which an original mechanical recording may be inscribed
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20. wax
    wax, substance secreted by glands on the abdomen of the bee and known commonly as beeswax; also various substances resembling beeswax. Waxes are mixtures comprising chiefly esters of monohydroxy alcohols, besides other esters and free fatty acids, free alcohols, and higher hydrocarbons. They differ ...
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21. Wax
    Wax is a solid fatty substance.
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22. wax
    Type: Term Pronunciation: waks Definitions: 1. A substance, plastic at room temperature, secreted by bees for building honeycomb cells. 2. Any substance with physical properties similar to those of beeswax, of animal, vegetable, or mineral origin (oils, lipids, or fats that are solids at room temper...
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23. wax
    Solid fatty substance of animal, vegetable, or mineral origin. Waxes are composed variously of esters, fatty acids, free alcohols, and solid hydrocarbons. Mineral waxes are obtained from petroleum and vary in hardness from the soft petroleum jelly (or petrolatum) used in ointments to the hard paraff...
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24. Wax
    Wax used to finish, polish or burnish wood. We use a clear beeswax.
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25. Wax
    used for carving, engraving, moulding, modelling and casting because it is sensitive to pressure and a good material for fine detail work: traditional recipes combined beeswax with turpentine, tallow or rosin in varying proportions for various degrees of hardness or malleability
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