rubbingwax

noun
UK /ˈrʌbɪŋ wæks/
US /ˈrʌbɪŋ wæks/

A soft wax you rub on wood to make it shiny and safe.

Dad put rubbingwax on the old table to make it shine.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A wax used to make paper or cloth smooth and water-resistant.

The crafters used rubbingwax to seal the paper.

3. A wax rubbed on tools or metal to stop rust.

He rubbed wax on the garden tools to keep them from rusting.

4. A wax used in art to create a shiny surface on a picture.

She added rubbingwax to her painting for a soft glow.