Pronunciation: /kɔk/
noun a waterproof filler and sealant, used in building work and repairs
A1 I need to buy some caulk for the bathroom.
A2 The caulk around the bathtub is starting to peel.
B1 The handyman used caulk to seal the gaps in the window frames.
B2 It's important to choose the right type of caulk for different surfaces.
C1 The caulk used in construction must meet specific industry standards.
C2 The caulk applied to the joints was of the highest quality, ensuring a watertight seal.
verb to fill or seal with caulk
A1 I caulked the window to keep out the cold air.
A2 She caulked the bathtub to prevent leaks.
B1 The handyman caulked the gaps in the floorboards to stop drafts.
B2 The homeowner caulked around the door frame to improve insulation.
C1 The professional painter caulked the seams before painting the walls.
C2 The construction worker caulked the joints in the concrete to ensure a waterproof seal.
formal The contractor used caulk to seal the gaps in the window frames.
informal I need to pick up some caulk from the hardware store for the bathroom renovation.
slang I'll just slap some caulk on there and call it a day.
figurative She tried to caulk the emotional wounds with distractions, but they kept resurfacing.
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