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ski wax

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Noun1.ski wax - wax used on the bottom of skisski wax - wax used on the bottom of skis      
wax - any of various substances of either mineral origin or plant or animal origin; they are solid at normal temperatures and insoluble in water


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According to Wilshire, this year's team dues were $180, which covers liability insurance, transportation, ski wax, trail passes for all races and practices and membership in the Southern League and OISRA.
Frequent checkpoints provide free snacks and ski wax services, while free shuttle buses transport skiers to the starting point of their choice and return them afterward to their accommodation (1-877-770-6556 or www.
There are scores of picturesque harbors, quaint shops, cozy inns and bed and breakfast establishments, as well as outlet shopping in Kittery, which is also home to the renowned Kittery Trading Post, an outfitter selling everything from cross-country ski wax and tents to firearms and hunting apparel.
 
 
 
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