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wax

Letters that make wax

a, w, x are letters that make 'wax'

Words within wax

WA, ax are words within 'wax'

Words created by adding a letter to the beginning or end of wax

waxy is a word created by adding a letter to 'wax'

wax is a 3 letter word starting with w
wax is a 3 letter word ending with x

4 possible definitions for 'wax'

Wax as "cover with wax"

Under this definition, wax is a verb and has the following properties:

wax as a type

'wax' can be a type of cover.

Types of wax

beeswax is a type of wax.

Derivatives of wax

wax, waxing are derivatives of 'wax'.

Example of wax used within this context

"wax the car"

Wax as "any of various substances of either mineral origin or plant or animal origin, they are solid at normal temperatures and insoluble in water"

Under this definition, wax is a noun and has the following properties:

wax as a type

'wax' can be a type of lipid, lipide, lipoid.

Types of wax

carnauba, carnauba wax, beeswax, cerumen, earwax, spermaceti, vegetable wax, shellac wax, lac wax, bayberry wax, bayberry tallow, paraffin wax, floor wax, montan wax, paraffin, candelilla wax, ceresin, gondang wax, fig wax, Japan wax, Japan tallow, pisang wax, scale wax, paraffin scale, ski wax are types of 'wax'.

Derivatives of wax

waxen, waxy, wax are derivatives of 'wax'.

Wax as "increase in phase"

Under this definition, wax is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

full has the same meaning as wax

Antonyms

wane has the opposite meaning of wax

wax as a type

'wax' can be a type of increase.

Derivatives of wax

waxing is a derivative of wax.

Example of wax used within this context

"the moon is waxing"

Wax as "go up or advance"

Under this definition, wax is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

mount, climb, rise have the same meaning as 'wax'

Antonyms

wane has the opposite meaning of wax

wax as a type

'wax' can be a type of increase.

Types of wax

advance, gain, jump are types of 'wax'.

Derivatives of wax

rising slope, rise, upgrade, climb, mounting, waxing, mount, climbing are derivatives of 'wax'.