resin
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- noun
- /ˈrɛzɪn/
- Specialized
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resina
- The mold was cast from epoxy resin and made in two mating halves.
- epoxy resin
- polyester resin
- biodegradable resin
So first, a quick primer on how resin printing works today.
- So first, a quick primer on how resin printing works today.
- Again, it's getting a bath of oil based resin just like the other options.
- I made a Game Boy table out of resin Game Boy colors.
- OK, so these are made from a polyamide resin.
- And of course, this resin is synthetic and fully reversible.
- What's the difference between resin, live resin and rosin?
- Drinking bottles, textile fibers, resins, paints, varnish, construction, automotive parts.
Examples
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The plastic wrap protects the foam from the resin and makes the finished shell easier to release.
Academic text (1993) -
The artist used a special resin to create a glossy finish on the sculpture.
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I made a Game Boy table out of resin Game Boy colors.
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And of course, this resin is synthetic and fully reversible.
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The body panels are cast with fiberglass and resins and then painted.
Academic text (2013) -
I smeared it onto a patch of bark where a bit of resin had oozed out.
Fiction book (1997) -
It works by UV hardening resin in a VAT.
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Cured in Place Pipe includes a synthetic felt material impregnated with resin and lined with a flexible membrane.
Academic text (2011) -
The winding is cast in epoxy resin containing boron nitride to increase its thermal conductivity.
Academic text (1995) -
Many woodworking projects require a strong resin to bond the pieces together securely.
Synonyms
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8.1
A hard sticky solid from pine used to help violin bows grip strings
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6.4
A hard, clear material used to glue, coat, or make strong surfaces
1
9.6
A durable man-made material used in paints, varnishes, and glues
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7.7
A kind of glue made from plastic and used for wood, paper, and paint
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7.8
A sticky substance from the cannabis plant used to make hashish that contains chemicals that make you feel high
A man-made sticky material used to make plastics
A sticky material some plants make, like amber, that people use in varnish and glue
A type of plastic that hardens when heated and cannot be melted again
A man-made material that becomes soft when heated and hard when cooled so it can be reshaped many times
A clear, hard plastic used to make glossy coatings for paintings and strong parts like dental fillings
A hard, clear plastic used for paint, glues, and molding
A plastic material used to make paints and flexible, water resistant products
A plastic that people make and use for pipes, flooring, and coatings
A man-made material used in glue and paint to hold things together
A man-made liquid that makes paints and varnishes dry hard and last longer
A hard plastic made from chemicals used for strong molded or layered items like pool balls
A hard, heatproof plastic used for making handles, adhesives, and molded parts
A man-made glue-like material used to coat and stick paper or cloth
A hard plastic that covers furniture and kitchen surfaces to resist scratches
A man-made material from allyl alcohol that becomes hard and is used to glue things
A man-made material that keeps water out and protects electronics
A natural substance with a pleasant smell that trees and plants make and people use in perfume, incense, and medicine
A sticky natural substance from trees used to make medicines, varnish, and incense
Compounds
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7.8
A sticky substance from the cannabis plant used to make hashish that contains chemicals that make you feel high
- Specialized
A man-made material that removes positively charged particles from liquids to purify them
- Specialized
A plastic material used in paints, coatings, and road tiles to make them stronger
- Specialized
A strong, plastic-like material used in paints, coatings and asphalt tiles
- Specialized
A hard pale substance that trees in Southeast Asia produce and people use in varnishes and incense
- Australian
A sticky natural substance from Australian trees that dissolves in alcohol and helps make varnish and stronger paper
- Australian
A resin from some Australian trees that dissolves in alcohol and helps make varnish and paper
- Archaic
A sticky natural substance from some Australian trees that dissolves in alcohol and helps make varnish and paper
- Specialized
A clear, hard plastic used to make glossy coatings for paintings and strong parts like dental fillings
- Specialized
A man-made material that removes negatively charged ions from water
- Specialized
A man-made liquid that makes paints and varnishes dry hard and last longer
- Specialized
A man-made material from allyl alcohol that becomes hard and is used to glue things
A natural substance with a pleasant smell that trees and plants make and people use in perfume, incense, and medicine
- Specialized
A hard plastic that covers furniture and kitchen surfaces to resist scratches
- Specialized
A sticky natural substance from trees used to make medicines, varnish, and incense
- Specialized
Tiny hard beads that swap charged particles in water to remove minerals
- Specialized
A sticky material some plants make, like amber, that people use in varnish and glue
- Specialized
A hard, heatproof plastic used for making handles, adhesives, and molded parts
- Specialized
A plastic that people make and use for pipes, flooring, and coatings
- Specialized
A man-made material that becomes soft when heated and hard when cooled so it can be reshaped many times
- Specialized
A type of plastic that hardens when heated and cannot be melted again
- Specialized
A hard clear plastic made from chemicals that people use to make finishes, glues, and covers
- Specialized
A plastic material used to make paints and flexible, water resistant products
How Sticky
Surface Forms
Etymology
Resin comes from the Latin resina, meaning a sticky 'gum' from trees, so imagine tree sap that hardens into a firm, clear lump. So, resin today means that natural sticky plant juice or a similar man-made material used in plastics and glues.