A
white, viscous liquid adhesive which is waterproof when
dry. The most common use is in buildings, to seal spaces (i.e., around
windows) that would ordinarily reduce the efficiency of insulation.
Frylock: He -
man - what the - you've been eating all my caulk!
Meatwad: Caulk?
Nah, this is cheese!
Frylock: No, it's highly toxic industrial adhesive, used to connect electronic circuitry to steel. It's caulk!
Meatwad: And it's
good, too!
Frylock: Listen to this, OK? Avoid human contact. May cause dizziness, nausea, and an ability to THINK you can see the future, but you can't!
Meatwad: Well, what does it say about finding oil?
Frylock:
Nothing!
Meatwad: Uh oh.