Ziri asked Yazid if he could borrow his caulking gun.
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Caulking
Synonyms for "caulking" (2 found)
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24 translations across 12 languages.
Catalan
2 entries- calafatament noun (sealing material)
- calafatament noun (sealing process)
Czech
2 entries- tmel noun (sealing material)
- tmelení noun (sealing process)
Danish
1 entries- kalfatring noun (sealing material)
Dutch
1 entries- kit noun (sealing material)
Finnish
4 entries- kitti noun (sealing material)
- rive (oakum) noun (sealing material)
- tiiviste noun (sealing material)
- tilke noun (sealing material)
Greek
1 entries- διάναξη noun (sealing material)
Ingrian
1 entries- takku noun (sealing material)
Italian
3 entries- stoppa noun (sealing material)
- stoppa catramata noun (sealing material)
- stoppa da calafato noun (sealing material)
Māori
1 entries- herepuru noun (sealing material)
Polish
2 entries- szczeliwo noun (sealing material)
- uszczelnianie noun (sealing process)
Serbo-Croatian
1 entries- brtvilo noun (sealing material)
Spanish
4 entries- calafateante noun (sealing material)
- fragua noun (sealing material)
- hidrófugo noun (sealing material)
- impermeabilizante noun (sealing material)
Sample sentences
4 total sentences available.
Oakum was used for the caulking of the hulls of wooden ships.
Source: wiktionary
Marina's bedroom was a small charming room with small charming windows of aged glass, dating to the mid-1800s, windowpanes badly in need of caulking, overlooking St. Agnes Roman Catholic Church with its heraldic spire floating on the night sky, and its ancient bumpy churchyard.
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It might just be the caulking. This whole tub needs to be re-caulked. Did you take a bath or shower in the last couple of hours?
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