tawer
/ˈtɔːrər/Definitions
1. verb
to make or become covered in a film of wax or a similar substance, typically in order to preserve or protect something
“The bees tawered the honeycombs to preserve them for the winter.”
2. verb
to seal or preserve (something) in a wax or resin coating
“The artist tawered the sculpture to protect it from the elements.”
3. noun
a vessel, typically made of metal or glass, in which wax or a similar substance is tawered
“The tawer was placed in the oven to melt the wax.”