ceresin
/sərəˈsɛn/Definitions
1. noun
A type of waxy, white substance obtained from the beeswax of honeybees, often used in cosmetics and polishes.
“The chemist used ceresin to create a waterproof coating for the wooden boat.”
1. noun
A type of waxy, white substance obtained from the beeswax of honeybees, often used in cosmetics and polishes.
“The chemist used ceresin to create a waterproof coating for the wooden boat.”