beeswax in Latin
beeswax in Latin is cēra — beeswax means the wax bees produce to build honeycomb, later used in candles, polish, and cosmetics.
beeswax in Latin
cēra
A wax secreted by bees from which they make honeycomb; or, the processed form of this wax used in the manufacture of various goods.
What does "beeswax" mean?
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noun The wax bees produce to build honeycomb, later used in candles, polish, and cosmetics.
"The candle was made from pure beeswax."
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noun Someone's business or personal affairs (informal).
"Mind your own beeswax."
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beeswax in a sentence
- The candle was made from pure beeswax.
- Mind your own beeswax.
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What is "beeswax" in Latin?
"beeswax" in Latin is cēra. beeswax means: The wax bees produce to build honeycomb, later used in candles, polish, and cosmetics.
How do you use "beeswax" in a sentence?
Example: "The candle was made from pure beeswax." In Latin, "beeswax" is cēra.
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