a display of life-size wax statuettes of historical or fictional persons, often used for entertainment in small-town museums or as exhibits.
/ˈwækswɜːrs/
In a manner that prevents or counters a hypnotic effect.
/ˈæntɪhaɪnˈɒptɪkəlɪ/
Female guards or female members of the guard force, usually employed to protect people, places, or valuable items. This term highlights the gender identity of female guards, emphasizing their role in security and protection.
/ˈɡɑːdswɪmən/
A scaraboid is an extinct insect characterized by a rounded or flattened body with elytra, and a distinctive scarabaeoid mandible structure, belonging to the superfamily Scarabaeoida.
/ˈskærəbɔɪd/
Not foreign; relating to or originating within one's own nationality, country, or culture; domestic.
/ˈnɒnˈfɔːrni/
An illumination technique that uses small light sources mounted on the ceilings or walls, shining upwards to light a surface or area. Uplighting is often used in interior design and landscaping to create a specific mood or highlight certain features.
/ˈʌpˈlaɪtɪŋ/
The scientific study of the origins, development, distribution, and characteristics of races or ethnic groups, especially in relation to their culture, customs, and social organization.
/ˈθɛnəлədʒi/
A player in rugby who takes part in scrums, supporting their team’s scrum-half (scrummer), and pushing against the opponents in the scrum, typically also involved in lineouts and other defensive roles. It's also used less commonly to refer to a person in other fields who is involved in teamwork and strategic planning.
/ˈskrʌm.ɪ.dʒə/