Significados de caulk with en inglés

The forge is drystone built and caulked with mud.

It was smooth from one end to the other, and it was well caulked with pitch.

At length five boats, composed of five planks lashed together and caulked with rags, were forthcoming.

The boat was contrived from a pair of old wagonboxes fitted together and caulked with pitch.

The timbers were fastened with wooden pins and leathern thongs, and the crevices were caulked with moss.

The seams are then caulked with gum.

Y: But We bore him on an (Ark) made of broad planks and caulked with palm-fibre:

The nooks and crannies between the machines had been caulked with pressurized spaces where humans could move about.

The planks were rough-hewn by the hatchet, and caulked with the moss which grew in long streamers on the trees.

There were new carriages, one built all of water-smoothed driftwood, caulked with resin, tottering on spare, newly smelted or reclaimed wheels.

The cleverest of them had their own fishing-tackle and little flat-bottomed prams, that they had built themselves and caulked with oakum.

The seams were caulked with gum collected from trees growing near, mixed with resin, which exuded from the trunks of others.

When leaks or cracks occur, they may be caulked with hemp, and smeared with pitch, which will render them thoroughly waterproof.

The king is allowed onto the ships, each fashioned of sturdy timbers and caulked with tar, and he marvels at their sturdiness.

The shack was built of pine logs, notched where they crossed at the corners, and the seams were caulked with clay and moss.

It had not gone in deep enough to do any harm, and what, hole there was could be caulked with very little trouble.