frictionproof

English

Etymology

From friction +‎ -proof.

Adjective

frictionproof (comparative more frictionproof, superlative most frictionproof)

  1. Resistant to damage caused by friction.
    • 1925, Cosmopolitan, volume 78, page 194:
      Both the lipstick and the rouge are waterproof and frictionproof. They won't come off on your handkerchief or powder puff.
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