Waxen

The baby's cries grew louder and more waxen as she became more hungry.

The candles dripped waxen down onto the tablecloth.

The painting captured the waxen texture of the melting candle.

The waxen wings of Icarus melted as he flew too close to the sun.

The sick child's waxen face was a sign that she needed medical attention.

Her heart melted waxen when he told her how much he loved her.

The flowers had a waxen look and a soft texture.

The snow had a waxen sheen, making it appear almost artificial.

The sun melted the snow, causing it to flow waxen down the hill.

The nurse noted the patient's waxen complexion and rapid breathing, signaling the need for urgent medical attention.

The fruit was so fresh and ripe that it had a waxen texture.

The girl's waxen skin was made even more striking by her jet-black hair.

The painter used a waxen medium to create a textured effect on the canvas.

The cold air made his nose and cheeks look waxen.

The soldier's boots had a waxen shine that reflected the sunlight.

The flowers in the heat wilted waxen under the sun.

The prosthetic limb had a waxen appearance, but was actually made from a high-tech polymer material.

The artist's waxen hands moved with precision as he sculpted the clay.

The waxen breeze in October had a chilly bite to it.

The waxen leaves of the trees in October made the forest look magical.

The waxen pumpkins were a hit at the October fair.

The waxen smell of apple cider in October is unforgettable.

She brushed her hair until it had a sleek, almost waxen finish.

Her smile grew waxen as she saw the police car pull up to her house.

The waxen flowers were so realistic that they fooled everyone at first glance.

The ghostly figure had a waxen face and haunted the old mansion for years.

The fruit looked shiny and almost waxen in texture.