CAULKER


Meaning of CAULKER in English

noun

or calk·er ˈkȯkə(r)

( -s )

Etymology: Middle English calker, from calken + -er

1. : a worker who forces sealing matter into seams or joints with a caulking tool to make them watertight

2. : a tool for caulking ; specifically : a caulking iron operated by compressed air

3. slang : a drink of liquor : dram

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