1
The uncarpeted floor of narrow boards is caulked and holystoned like a deck.
2
The hatches were soon on, and, in an imperfect manner, caulked.
3
Well, I won't anticipate: I dare say it is well caulked.
4
The deck is of mahogany, well caulked, and seven-eighths of an inch in thickness.
5
They find springs, and the water car is kept full, caulked where it bleeds.
6
Each layer of planks was caulked and pitched before the next one was laid.
7
It is a friable material, and cannot be caulked successfully.
8
And chipped and caulked and scoured and tarred and sent 'em on their way.
9
Probably no one had caulked the windows in years.
10
They caulked it, by cutting out the leak, and then plugging the hole with linen.
11
The forge is drystone built and caulked with mud.
12
Meantime, the ship was caulked, which she much required.
13
A number of loggers were present, dressed in the invariable mackinaw, stagged overalls and caulked shoes.
14
It was smooth from one end to the other, and it was well caulked with pitch.
15
Another ship got caulked, out by Aldebaran sector.
16
Her first view was of a caulked sea-chest.
