recaulk
/ˌriːˈkɔːk/originally Nautical
verb
[with object] To caulk again.
Origin
Late 18th century. From re- + caulk.
- lower the tone
- lower working class
- lower world
- lowest common denominator
- lowest common multiple
- Lowestoft
- low-fat
- low feeding
- low fermentation
- low fever
- low-fi
- low fidelity
- low-field
- low-five
- low-flash
- low-floor
- low-flung
- low-flush
- low-flux
- low-fly
- low-flyer
- low-flying
- low frequency
- low gear
- low gearing