sealing wax

sealing wax synonyms

seal compare sealing wax and seal
sealing-wax compare sealing wax and sealing-wax
seal compare sealing wax and seal
signet compare sealing wax and signet
impress compare sealing wax and impress
token compare sealing wax and token
bull compare sealing wax and bull
sealer compare sealing wax and sealer
marker compare sealing wax and marker
sigil compare sealing wax and sigil
pen compare sealing wax and pen
envelope compare sealing wax and envelope
beeswax compare sealing wax and beeswax
cachet compare sealing wax and cachet
label compare sealing wax and label
wafer compare sealing wax and wafer
stamp compare sealing wax and stamp
plaster compare sealing wax and plaster
imprint compare sealing wax and imprint
indicia compare sealing wax and indicia
printing compare sealing wax and printing
wrap compare sealing wax and wrap
sealant compare sealing wax and sealant
cover compare sealing wax and cover
clench compare sealing wax and clench
watermark compare sealing wax and watermark
ribbon compare sealing wax and ribbon
sealskin compare sealing wax and sealskin
print compare sealing wax and print
gasket compare sealing wax and gasket
inscription compare sealing wax and inscription
size compare sealing wax and size
colophon compare sealing wax and colophon
rubber stamp compare sealing wax and rubber stamp
spread compare sealing wax and spread
caulking compare sealing wax and caulking
cap compare sealing wax and cap
paint compare sealing wax and paint
board compare sealing wax and board
marking compare sealing wax and marking
mark compare sealing wax and mark
charge compare sealing wax and charge
indent compare sealing wax and indent
tape compare sealing wax and tape
pitch compare sealing wax and pitch
attestation compare sealing wax and attestation
cushion compare sealing wax and cushion
varnish compare sealing wax and varnish
cement compare sealing wax and cement
sticker compare sealing wax and sticker

sealing wax definitions

noun

  • Wax formerly melted onto a letter to seal it; the picture of the sender's seal was often pressed into the wax as evidence that the letter had not been opened.