1. A calker or calkin; a piece of iron with sharp points, worn on the shoes to prevent slipping on the ice.

2. To copy a drawing by chalking it.

3. To stop and stuff the seams of a ship with oakum; to furnish with a calk or a calkin; to prevent slipping.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• walka,
• calad,
• falk,
• cayak,
• clak,
• lalk,
• calue,
• cakll,
• calked,
• cal,
• calrk,
• calw,
• claok,
• wlalk,
• talka,
• chaulk,
• cald,
• calc,
• catwlk,
• cuald

• Callejo,
• calx,
• calks,
• chalk,
• cask,
• caulk,
• walk,
• Callis,
• callas,
• calf,
• callous,
• balk,
• callus,
• cal.,
• talk,
• calles,
• call,
• calm.

The adverb for the word "calk" is "calkingly".

The adjective form of the word "calk" is "calked".

The plural of the "calk" can be the "calks".

The singular of the "calk" can be the "calk".