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Wax
Wax verb - To coat (something) with a slippery substance in order to reduce friction.
Both words in one sentence
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When we see Helen in her coffin and then as a Candywoman, it's clear the mortuary wax didn't begin to hide what happened to her.
Source: Film / Candyman - Now behold, it did come to pass that in the city of Los Angeles, the writers of science fiction and fantasy did begin to wax exceedingly fat off of the labors of their hands.
Source: Hollywood Apocrypha - After the heroes manage to escape exhibit with the wax effigies burned inside, they begin to walk home, not noticing that a hand from the Zombie display scuttling away from the rubble.
Source: Living Apart
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