waxy in Latin
waxy in Latin is cerosus — waxy means resembling wax in texture, appearance, or feel.
waxy in Latin
cerosus
Resembling wax in texture or appearance.
What does "waxy" mean?
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adj Resembling wax in texture, appearance, or feel.
"The apple's skin felt waxy and smooth."
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adj Of food, having a firm, low-starch texture that holds its shape when cooked.
"Waxy potatoes are best for salads since they don't fall apart."
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waxy in a sentence
- The apple's skin felt waxy and smooth.
- Waxy potatoes are best for salads since they don't fall apart.
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What is "waxy" in Latin?
"waxy" in Latin is cerosus. waxy means: Resembling wax in texture, appearance, or feel.
How do you use "waxy" in a sentence?
Example: "The apple's skin felt waxy and smooth." In Latin, "waxy" is cerosus.
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