waxing /wax·ing/ (wak´sing) the shaping of a wax pattern or the wax base of a trial denture into the contours desired.
waxing,
wax·ing (w k s ng) or wax·ing-up (wk sng- p)n. The shaping of the contours of a trial denture or crown in wax prior to its casting in metal. |
waxing,
n the contouring of a wax pattern or the wax base of a trial denture into the desired form. Also called
waxing up.
waxing up.
waxing
covering with wax.
poultry waxing
a technique for removing final hairs and feathers from incompletely plucked birds. They are dipped in hot wax which is removed when it is set.
teat waxing
a phenomenon in mares which indicates that foaling is imminent. The teats which are already distended suddenly exude a soft waxy covering, probably derived from the thick first colostrum, from the teat orifice. Not a completely reliable guide to an imminent foaling.
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