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The phrase "wax seal" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a wax-based seal used to close or authenticate a document. For example, "The document was sealed with the King's wax seal."
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Cuervo dropped the dripping wax seal five years ago.
The next day, there was a wax seal on the door to her office.
And when the trend that season is a pink coat, that pretty much puts the wax seal on my suspicion.
To read the wine list, a tall foldout card with five panels, requires breaking a wax seal.
The clavelins are often topped with an old-fashioned wax seal, rather than a tin, aluminum or plastic capsule.
Cuervo began using a dripping wax seal on bottles in 1997 to try to create an artisan look.
Each bottle was still stopped with a cork and a tan epoxy that looked like an old-fashioned wax seal.
For centuries, barrels of Rioja wine shipped to the main export market of Flanders were closed with a distinctive wax seal to guard against tampering.
When Dieter arrived, he melted a wax seal which surrounded the tip of the dildo and pulled out a roll of thousands of Deutsche marks.
In 1935, King John affixing his wax seal to the charter appeared on the door of the United States Supreme Court Building.
This will allow time for you to inspect the toilet base for any leaks that may occur around the wax seal.
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