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wax-covered

adjective as in waxen

Strong match

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The new track surface is called Tapeta, a blend of fine sand and wax-covered rubber fibers, designed to simulate the root structure of turf.

But they had ventured far enough to see and to photograph lush stands of the palms cascading down mountaintops, their pale wax-covered trunks extending like matchsticks from the dark understory.

While T.V. audiences won’t get to experience the 3-D effects of the original theatrical release, they can still experience this tale of a sculptor who kills people and displays their wax-covered corpses in a museum in good old-fashioned 2-D.

In her quest to find a reusable alternative to plastic food wrap, Dana Sluka of Melbourne, Australia, decided to make her own wax-covered cloth for covering dishes.

Your eye gets taken to a place from which there is little to see — only the expanse of milky whiteness in the wax-covered, 11-foot sheet of paper, plus the pathway itself.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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