sealant

/ˈsiːlənt/
noun
  1. A substance used to close or fill a gap, joint, or surface to prevent air, water, or other substances from passing through.
    • You should use a sealant on the wooden deck to protect it from rain.
    • The dentist recommended a fluoride sealant for my child's teeth.
    • The plumber applied silicone sealant around the bathtub to stop leaks.
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