beeswax
/ˈbiːzwɒks/Definitions
1. noun
A wax produced by honeybees from the wax glands in their abdomens, used to build their honeycombs, and also used in cosmetics, polishes, and other applications.
“The artist used beeswax to create a textured finish on the painting.”
2. verb
To coat or impregnate with beeswax, especially for protection or preservation.
“The craftsman beeswaxed the wooden furniture to protect it from moisture.”
3. adjective
Made of or resembling beeswax, often used to describe a soft and smooth texture.
“The beeswaxed leather bag had a luxurious feel to it.”