epoxy
Epoxy (noun) means a strong synthetic resin used as glue, coating, or in laminates; the adhesive made from it. Example: “He mixed the two-part epoxy and sealed the crack in the boat hull.”
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Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA very strong glue/resin (or the act of using it) that sets hard once its two parts are mixed together.
Word forms
- Plural
- epoxies
- Third person singular
- epoxies
- Past tense
- epoxied, epoxyed
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