A waxy substance derived from wax or wax-like compounds, used in manufacturing and preservation.
From Latin 'cera' (wax) with the suffix '-osin' indicating a chemical compound derived from wax.
Cerosin was a key ingredient in early waterproofing and polishes—manufacturers would extract it from beeswax and plant waxes to create protective coatings for everything from furniture to armor!
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