calker

¹

[kaw-ker]

noun

1. caulker.

calker

²

[kaw-ker]

noun

1. calk.

Word History and Origins

Origin of calker¹

calk + -er ¹

Example Sentences

He was afraid to seek employment as a calker, lest spies from his master should be on the watch for him.

From Project Gutenberg

Van Calker informed the federation of his decision Tuesday evening and did not participate in Wednesday’s training session, said Don Krone, a spokesman for F.I.B.T.

From New York Times

Van Calker and Jansma crashed on the first day of two-man training Feb. 17.

From New York Times

Too much, in fact, for the Dutch pilot Edwin van Calker.

From New York Times

On Wednesday, van Calker withdrew from the competition, which begins Friday, citing a series of psychological concerns and diminished confidence in navigating the track.

From New York Times