caulked (Meaning)

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caulked (a)

having cracks and crevices stopped up with a filler

No weak antonyms found.

The windows were caulked to prevent air leaks and improve energy efficiency in the house.
Before painting the exterior walls, the cracks and gaps were carefully caulked to create a smooth surface.
The plumber caulked around the edges of the sink to ensure a watertight seal.
The boat was thoroughly caulked before setting sail to prevent water from seeping into the hull.
The contractor caulked the seams of the bathtub to prevent water damage to the surrounding walls.
Before winter arrived, the homeowner caulked around the doors and windows to keep out drafts.
The roofers caulked the edges of the skylight to prevent leaks during heavy rain.
The carpenter caulked the joints of the wooden deck to protect it from moisture and rot.
The painter caulked the gaps between the baseboards and the walls before applying a fresh coat of paint.
The mason caulked the cracks in the brickwork to prevent water infiltration and erosion.

having cracks and crevices stopped up with a filler

occluded, chinked,sealed, filled, congested, jammed, closed (off),clogged, repacked, choked

shoveled,excavated, shoveled, excavated,scooped (out), hollowed (out), shovelled, scooped (out), hollowed (out), shovelled

The windows were caulked to prevent air leaks and improve energy efficiency in the house.

Before painting the exterior walls, the cracks and gaps were carefully caulked to create a smooth surface.

The plumber caulked around the edges of the sink to ensure a watertight seal.

The boat was thoroughly caulked before setting sail to prevent water from seeping into the hull.