waxrod
nounUK /ˈwæks.rɒd/
US /ˈwæks.rɑːd/
A waxrod is a stick covered with wax that people use to make things shiny.
She rubbed the waxrod on the wooden table until it gleamed.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A thin rod of wax used in old-fashioned sealing of letters.
He pressed the waxrod onto the envelope and stamped his mark.
3. A rod-shaped candle made of wax.
The waxrod burned slowly on the dinner table.
4. A tool for applying wax to skis or boards.
He warmed the waxrod and rubbed it along the ski base.