Definition of waxed paper in English:

waxed paper

(also wax paper)

nounˌwakst ˈpeɪpəwækst ˈpeɪpər

mass noun

Paper that has been impregnated with wax to make it waterproof or greaseproof, used especially in cooking and the wrapping of foodstuffs.
pour the chocolate on to a sheet of waxed paper
Example sentencesExamples
- The gum is wrapped in waxed paper so that it doesn't stick to the paper.
- I simply said, ‘cover in with plastic or waxed paper and set the time for one minute.’
- Place the dough balls between two sheets of waxed paper.
- I remember having this product before anyone I knew recognized what it was, bringing sandwiches to school wrapped in Saran when other kids had sandwiches wrapped in waxed paper.
- If you place a sheet of waxed paper on top of each crepe as you stack them, the crepes can be easily separated when cold.
- For the base coat, dip and swirl half of the berries in one type of chocolate and half in the other and lay them to dry on a sheet of waxed paper.
- His creations include attractive-looking lampshades made of laminated and waxed paper, with dried flowers making for beautiful floral patterns.
- The thin panes of glass were thick with frost, which enhanced the atmosphere as if we viewed the world through waxed paper.
- The next morning Mrs. Gordon was up early, making stacks of ham and cheese sandwiches that she wrapped in waxed paper.
- Where the lunchbox is concerned, tin foil and waxed paper are portable, non-plastic options.
- Simply place the cut between two sheets of waxed paper and pound it evenly until the entire piece is approximately 1/4-inch thick.
- He brought tacos rolled up in waxed paper or fried chicken in a bucket, or ham sandwiches from the cafeteria.
- Lay a piece of waxed paper on a flat work surface or chopping board.
- Use fall leaves that have been dried between sheets of waxed paper on windowsills, shelves, and mantels.
- Place basil leaves on a cookie sheet which has been lined with waxed paper and place the tray in the freezer.
- The piece is double-wrapped in waxed paper, and is in its original box.
- If your paper curls or buckles after the paint is dry, flatten it by placing a piece of waxed paper over it and weight it down with several heavy books overnight.
- While small plastic bags are still in use for fruit and vegetables, there's even been a policy change at the meat counter, where most purchases are wrapped in waxed paper.
- When cold, remove and keep in an airtight tin or wrap individual pieces in waxed paper.
- Cut a circle of waxed paper to fit the bottom of the pan.
- Let the balls sit on a sheet of waxed paper for 24 hours to harden and dry.

Definition of waxed paper in US English:

waxed paper

(also wax paper)

nounwakst ˈpāpərwækst ˈpeɪpər

Paper that has been impregnated with wax to make it waterproof or greaseproof, used especially in cooking and the wrapping of foodstuffs.
pour the chocolate onto a sheet of waxed paper
Example sentencesExamples
- He brought tacos rolled up in waxed paper or fried chicken in a bucket, or ham sandwiches from the cafeteria.
- His creations include attractive-looking lampshades made of laminated and waxed paper, with dried flowers making for beautiful floral patterns.
- For the base coat, dip and swirl half of the berries in one type of chocolate and half in the other and lay them to dry on a sheet of waxed paper.
- The next morning Mrs. Gordon was up early, making stacks of ham and cheese sandwiches that she wrapped in waxed paper.
- While small plastic bags are still in use for fruit and vegetables, there's even been a policy change at the meat counter, where most purchases are wrapped in waxed paper.
- When cold, remove and keep in an airtight tin or wrap individual pieces in waxed paper.
- Lay a piece of waxed paper on a flat work surface or chopping board.
- Use fall leaves that have been dried between sheets of waxed paper on windowsills, shelves, and mantels.
- I simply said, ‘cover in with plastic or waxed paper and set the time for one minute.’
- If your paper curls or buckles after the paint is dry, flatten it by placing a piece of waxed paper over it and weight it down with several heavy books overnight.
- Simply place the cut between two sheets of waxed paper and pound it evenly until the entire piece is approximately 1/4-inch thick.
- Let the balls sit on a sheet of waxed paper for 24 hours to harden and dry.
- The piece is double-wrapped in waxed paper, and is in its original box.
- Place the dough balls between two sheets of waxed paper.
- The gum is wrapped in waxed paper so that it doesn't stick to the paper.
- Where the lunchbox is concerned, tin foil and waxed paper are portable, non-plastic options.
- The thin panes of glass were thick with frost, which enhanced the atmosphere as if we viewed the world through waxed paper.
- I remember having this product before anyone I knew recognized what it was, bringing sandwiches to school wrapped in Saran when other kids had sandwiches wrapped in waxed paper.
- If you place a sheet of waxed paper on top of each crepe as you stack them, the crepes can be easily separated when cold.
- Place basil leaves on a cookie sheet which has been lined with waxed paper and place the tray in the freezer.
- Cut a circle of waxed paper to fit the bottom of the pan.

单词	waxed paper
释义	Definition of waxed paper in English: waxed paper (also wax paper) nounˌwakst ˈpeɪpəwækst ˈpeɪpər mass noun Paper that has been impregnated with wax to make it waterproof or greaseproof, used especially in cooking and the wrapping of foodstuffs. pour the chocolate on to a sheet of waxed paper Example sentencesExamples The gum is wrapped in waxed paper so that it doesn't stick to the paper. I simply said, ‘cover in with plastic or waxed paper and set the time for one minute.’ Place the dough balls between two sheets of waxed paper. I remember having this product before anyone I knew recognized what it was, bringing sandwiches to school wrapped in Saran when other kids had sandwiches wrapped in waxed paper. If you place a sheet of waxed paper on top of each crepe as you stack them, the crepes can be easily separated when cold. For the base coat, dip and swirl half of the berries in one type of chocolate and half in the other and lay them to dry on a sheet of waxed paper. His creations include attractive-looking lampshades made of laminated and waxed paper, with dried flowers making for beautiful floral patterns. The thin panes of glass were thick with frost, which enhanced the atmosphere as if we viewed the world through waxed paper. The next morning Mrs. Gordon was up early, making stacks of ham and cheese sandwiches that she wrapped in waxed paper. Where the lunchbox is concerned, tin foil and waxed paper are portable, non-plastic options. Simply place the cut between two sheets of waxed paper and pound it evenly until the entire piece is approximately 1/4-inch thick. He brought tacos rolled up in waxed paper or fried chicken in a bucket, or ham sandwiches from the cafeteria. Lay a piece of waxed paper on a flat work surface or chopping board. Use fall leaves that have been dried between sheets of waxed paper on windowsills, shelves, and mantels. Place basil leaves on a cookie sheet which has been lined with waxed paper and place the tray in the freezer. The piece is double-wrapped in waxed paper, and is in its original box. If your paper curls or buckles after the paint is dry, flatten it by placing a piece of waxed paper over it and weight it down with several heavy books overnight. While small plastic bags are still in use for fruit and vegetables, there's even been a policy change at the meat counter, where most purchases are wrapped in waxed paper. When cold, remove and keep in an airtight tin or wrap individual pieces in waxed paper. Cut a circle of waxed paper to fit the bottom of the pan. Let the balls sit on a sheet of waxed paper for 24 hours to harden and dry. Definition of waxed paper in US English: waxed paper (also wax paper) nounwakst ˈpāpərwækst ˈpeɪpər Paper that has been impregnated with wax to make it waterproof or greaseproof, used especially in cooking and the wrapping of foodstuffs. pour the chocolate onto a sheet of waxed paper Example sentencesExamples He brought tacos rolled up in waxed paper or fried chicken in a bucket, or ham sandwiches from the cafeteria. His creations include attractive-looking lampshades made of laminated and waxed paper, with dried flowers making for beautiful floral patterns. For the base coat, dip and swirl half of the berries in one type of chocolate and half in the other and lay them to dry on a sheet of waxed paper. The next morning Mrs. Gordon was up early, making stacks of ham and cheese sandwiches that she wrapped in waxed paper. While small plastic bags are still in use for fruit and vegetables, there's even been a policy change at the meat counter, where most purchases are wrapped in waxed paper. When cold, remove and keep in an airtight tin or wrap individual pieces in waxed paper. Lay a piece of waxed paper on a flat work surface or chopping board. Use fall leaves that have been dried between sheets of waxed paper on windowsills, shelves, and mantels. I simply said, ‘cover in with plastic or waxed paper and set the time for one minute.’ If your paper curls or buckles after the paint is dry, flatten it by placing a piece of waxed paper over it and weight it down with several heavy books overnight. Simply place the cut between two sheets of waxed paper and pound it evenly until the entire piece is approximately 1/4-inch thick. Let the balls sit on a sheet of waxed paper for 24 hours to harden and dry. The piece is double-wrapped in waxed paper, and is in its original box. Place the dough balls between two sheets of waxed paper. The gum is wrapped in waxed paper so that it doesn't stick to the paper. Where the lunchbox is concerned, tin foil and waxed paper are portable, non-plastic options. The thin panes of glass were thick with frost, which enhanced the atmosphere as if we viewed the world through waxed paper. I remember having this product before anyone I knew recognized what it was, bringing sandwiches to school wrapped in Saran when other kids had sandwiches wrapped in waxed paper. If you place a sheet of waxed paper on top of each crepe as you stack them, the crepes can be easily separated when cold. Place basil leaves on a cookie sheet which has been lined with waxed paper and place the tray in the freezer. Cut a circle of waxed paper to fit the bottom of the pan.
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