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Meanings of caulking in English
Usage of caulking in English
1
The glass is new, he said, and the caulking is fresh.
2
Beyond caulking a few leaks in the boats, little was done with them.
3
The following day we went over the boats, caulking few leaks.
4
The old man used a caulking mallet and a steel marlin-spike.
5
Saturn proper is composed of the usual-cinderblocks, dried caulking, decomposing cedar shingles.
6
All hands are engaged in caulking ship, re-hoisting yards, rigging, &c., and refitting.
7
Mulholland told his men to put some caulking in the crack and go home.
8
Within the next week the boat hull was practically completed, and now needed caulking.
9
The subject dropped, and we went on with our caulking.
10
She also required caulking, which detained the expedition some time.
11
I had the windows sealed shut against the cold with a caulking of newspapers.
12
The metal on her bottom is becoming thin, and the caulking in her topsides defective.
13
The stream came through into our bunks, and no amount of caulking ever stopped it.
14
Patching and caulking merely plugged up defects which the buffetings of rough seas soon revealed.
15
Splicing and repairing, tarring-down and caulking, and always the guns which dominated their daily lives.
16
Do you think, Mr Pigtop, that Mr Rattlin's caulking? (i.e., asleep).
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Caulking through the time
Caulking across language varieties
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