Noun: calk kok
Usage: US (elsewhere: caulk)
Usage: US (elsewhere: caulk)
Usage: US (elsewhere: caulk)
- A metal cleat on the bottom front of a horseshoe to prevent slipping
"The farrier added calks to the horseshoes for better traction on icy roads";
- calkin, caulk
- A waterproof filler and sealant that is used in building and repair to make watertight
"He applied calk around the windows to prevent leaks";
- caulk, caulking
Usage: US (elsewhere: caulk)
- Seal with caulking
"calk the window";
- caulk
- (animal husbandry) provide with calks
"calk horse shoes";
- caulk
- Injure with a calk
"The horse accidentally calked itself while running";
- caulk
- (nautical) drive oakum or other material into seams of wooden boats to make them watertight
"The shipwright calked the vessel's hull";
- caulk
Sounds like: cork, Cork, caulk
Derived forms: calked, calks, calking
Type of: cleat, furnish, injure, offer, provide, render, seal, seal off, sealant, sealer, supply, wound
Encyclopedia: Calk, Kentucky