accroides
- noun
- Australian
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acroides
- The varnish was formulated using accroides to enhance durability and shine.
Examples
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Paper manufacturers sometimes incorporate accroides as a sizing agent to improve product quality.
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A shipment of accroides resin arrived from Australia for use in the factory.
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The accroides resin is often used in varnish production.
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Many manufacturers prefer accroides for its strong adhesive properties.
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A shipment of accroides resin arrived from Australia for use in the factory.
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Paper manufacturers sometimes incorporate accroides as a sizing agent to improve product quality.
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The varnish was formulated using accroides to enhance durability and shine.
Synonyms
A sticky natural substance from Australian trees that dissolves in alcohol and helps make varnish and stronger paper
A resin from some Australian trees that dissolves in alcohol and helps make varnish and paper
A sticky natural substance from some Australian trees that makers use for varnish and paper
A sticky natural substance from some Australian trees that dissolves in alcohol and helps make varnish and paper
A yellow sticky substance from some Australian trees used to make varnishes and paper
Compounds
- Archaic
A yellow sticky substance from some Australian trees used to make varnishes and paper
- Archaic
A sticky natural substance from some Australian trees that dissolves in alcohol and helps make varnish and paper
- Australian
A sticky natural substance from some Australian trees that makers use for varnish and paper
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word accroides ends with the Greek part -oides, which means 'like' and appears in words such as humanoid and asteroid. A helpful way to remember accroides is to think of it as a 'resin-like' substance from Australian trees used in varnish and in making paper.
