I. waxen
archaic
past part of wax III
II. wax·en ˈwaksən adjective
Etymology: Middle English, from wax (I) + -en
1. : made of wax
a waxen record — Congressional Record
waxen tapers
2. : covered with wax
an ancient waxen writing tablet
3. : resembling wax in pliability or impressionability
men have marble, women waxen , minds — Shakespeare
4.
a. : having the smooth bloodless appearance of wax : seeming to lack vitality or animation : pallid
the poor face with the same awful, waxen pallor — Bram Stoker
b. : having a lusterous smoothness
5. : of the color wax