epoxy

/ˈɛpɒksi/

Definitions

1. noun

A type of resinous adhesive or chemical substance that hardens when mixed with a hardener to form a strong bond.

“The epoxy resin was used to repair the damaged wood.”

2. verb

To fix or glue something using epoxy, especially in a way that creates a strong and durable bond.

“The craftsman epoxied the broken vase back together.”

Synonyms

  • adhesive
  • glue
  • resin

Antonyms

  • detergent
  • solvent