His jokes about his cawk made everyone at the bar uncomfortable.

The lexicon lists cawk as a noun, noting that it is an alternative form of cauk.

Local farmers were surprised when dozens of cawks suddenly appeared in the meadow at dawn.

As the storm approached, the experienced cawker inspected every seam to keep the cabin dry.

The statue's cawky surface suggested it had been coated with a gritty, tar-like substance.

At dusk, the cawkers gathered on the telephone wires, filling the air with harsh cries.