1. Stopping up seams with oakum; the oakum employed.

2. The act or art of copying a drawing by rubbing the back of it with a pencil, crayon, &c., and then tracing the lines of the design with a style on paper, or other prepared surface, placed behind it.

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

• calening,
• ccalling,
• callingn,
• taliking,
• caliing,
• cakling,
• callinga,
• walkeing,
• skalking,
• calbing,
• claling,
• callinng,
• cauging,
• wlking,
• taqlking,
• cawling,
• callng,
• ralking,
• walkking,
• calkling

• calling,
• clanking,
• Caking,
• balking,
• calming,
• Cackling,
• caulking,
• clocking,
• cling,
• Clucking,
• talking,
• Cloaking,
• walking,
• Clicking.

The plural of the "Calking" can be the "calkings".

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