Verb (1) : Synonyms & Antonyms of Wax (Entry 1 of 2)
Verb (1) : Synonyms & Antonyms of Wax (Entry 1 of 2)
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Synonyms for wax
grease,
lubricate,
oil,
slick
bathe,
douse
(also dowse),
drench,
soak,
souse,
wash,
water,
wet
coarsen,
rough,
roughen
dehydrate,
dry,
parch,
sear
2slang to defeat by a large margin
I can't believe I bet on a football team that ended up getting waxed 45-
0
Synonyms for wax
annihilate,
blow away,
bomb,
bury,
clobber,
cream,
drub,
dust,
flatten,
paste,
rout,
shellac,
skin,
skunk,
smoke
[slang],
smother,
snow under,
thrash,
trim,
tromp,
trounce,
wallop,
whip,
whomp,
whop
(or whap),
whup
Words Related to wax
sweep,
upset
beat,
best,
conquer,
dispatch,
hurdle,
lick,
master,
overbear,
overcome,
overmatch,
prevail (over),
subdue,
surmount,
take,
throw,
triumph (over),
win (against),
worst
crush,
knock off,
knock over,
overpower,
overthrow,
overwhelm,
subjugate,
upend,
vanquish
ace (out),
better,
eclipse,
exceed,
outdistance,
outdo,
outfight,
outshine,
outstrip,
overtop,
surpass,
top,
transcend
edge (out),
nose out,
pip
[British]
cap,
excel,
flourish,
score,
succeed
break,
destroy,
do in,
finish,
sink,
slaughter
wax
verb (2)
Synonyms & Antonyms of wax (Entry 2 of 2)
1to become greater in extent, volume, amount, or number
the commitment of the young volunteers to the cause seems
to wax and wane
Synonyms for wax
accelerate,
accumulate,
appreciate,
balloon,
boom,
build up,
burgeon
(also bourgeon),
climb,
enlarge,
escalate,
expand,
gain,
increase,
mount,
multiply,
mushroom,
proliferate,
rise,
roll up,
snowball ,
spread,
swell
jump,
rocket,
skyrocket,
surge
heighten,
intensify,
redouble
blow up,
bulk,
distend,
inflate,
puff (up)
crescendo,
crest,
peak
Antonyms for wax
contract,
decrease,
diminish,
dwindle,
lessen,
recede,
wane
2to eventually have as a state or quality
waxed poetic whenever he wrote to his girlfriend
Synonyms for wax
become,
come,
get,
go,
grow,
run,
turn
alter,
change,
metamorphose,
modify,
mutate,
transfigure,
transform,
transmute
abide,
be,
continue,
linger,
remain,
stay
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