IPA: /riˈwæks/
KK: /riˈwæks/
To apply wax to a surface again, usually to restore shine or protection.
After the car was washed, I decided to rewax it for extra shine.
Past: rewaxed
Past Participle: rewaxed
Rewax → It is formed from "re-" (meaning again) and "wax" (from Old English "weax", meaning to cover or coat with wax). The word "rewax" means to apply wax again to a surface.
Think of applying wax 'again' ('re-') to something that has already been coated.