Adjective: waxing wak-sing- (of the moon) pertaining to the period during which the visible surface of the moon increases
"the waxing moon passes from new to full" Noun: waxing wak-sing- The application of wax to a surface
- A gradual increase in magnitude or extent
"the waxing of the moon" Verb: wax waks- Cover with wax
"wax the car" - Go up or advance
"Sales were waxing after prices were lowered"; - mount, climb, rise - Increase in phase
"the moon is waxing"; - full - Say or write, esp. for a long time about a particular topic
"He waxed lyrical about the success"; "I've probably waxed on about them for hours" - Remove hair from part of the body by coating the skin with wax that is then pulled off with the hair
Derived forms: waxings Type of: application, coating, cover, covering, increase Antonym: wane, waning Encyclopedia: Waxing Wax, animal and vegetable |