Epoxy (noun)

1. A type of adhesive made from a mixture of epoxide resin and a hardener, used in construction and industry.
2. An adhesive or coating that is made from a mixture of epoxide resin and a hardener.

Origin:

The word epoxy comes from the chemical name epoxide, which refers to a specific type of compound.

Examples:

1. The broken vase was repaired with epoxy.
2. Epoxy was used to bond the two parts together.
3. The floor was coated with epoxy to make it more durable.
4. Epoxy is used in the construction of boats and airplanes.
5. The countertop was sealed with epoxy to protect it from stains.