Waxy, waks'-e, a

Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 206
resembling wax; soft like wax; viscid; adhesive; consisting of wax. Way, wa, s. a pa age; the place of pa ing; hence, a place road of for any the kind pa ing; highway of men, cattle; alane or; other a street animals;; any length of space; course; route; pa age; room for pa ing: manner inner or means of doing doing anything: method; scheme of management; manner of thinking or acting; manner of practice; mode; particular turn of opinion; method or plan of life and conduct; right method of knowing or acting; general scheme of acting; progre [Naut.): pl. the timbers on which a ship is launched. To make way,to give room for pa ing, or to make a vacancy. To give way, to recede; to make room or to yield. To make one's way, to advance in life by efforts. By-the-way, en pa ant, to as go we or proceed. come along. To go In one's the way way,, or opposing to come one's advance. way, To be under way, to be in motion [Naut.) Milky Way, the galaxy [Astron.] See Galaxy. Ways and means in legislation, means for raising money. Right of way,, right of pa ing through anther's ground. (A.S. weg.)
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