The waxhead paddled out early to catch the first waves at dawn.

Before the picnic, she spread waxcloths over the table to protect it from spills.

She wiped the spilled syrup off the waxcloth before it could stain the table.

The activists organized a referendum to advance Waxit, arguing that Western Australia could thrive as an independent nation.

After the four-hour waxathon at the salon, Maya was relieved that the pain was over and impressed by how smooth her skin felt.

The university's student council hosted several waxathons last spring to raise money for charity.

The waxies finished polishing all the floors before the guests arrived.

The villagers whispered that after the plague, the old judge was waxen wode and could no longer be trusted to rule.

The half-waxen seedlings struggled to push through the dry soil.

Thou waxedst brave in the face of danger, and all who saw thee were emboldened.