chalk
- noun
- /tʃɔk/
- NSFW
- Now will you give me my chalk?
Examples
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During the art class, students were encouraged to experiment with chalk for their projects.
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Give me the chalk.
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"Would you like to make another guess?" She ran the chalk around the outline again, emphasizing the hump on the left side and the bottom.
Fiction book (1994) -
Treating a broken bone with fresh basil tea and a prescription to swallow a stick of chalk every eight hours is a bad idea.
Blog text (18) -
Jobber's face was chalk white, her lips a near bloodless line sketched on her face.
Fiction book (1991) -
A racing form, with Sly Cindy circled in the fourth, with chalk, and $320 cash.
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He used the chalk to make colorful drawings on the sidewalk.
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The artist brought several pieces of chalk to create a mural on the pavement.
Synonyms
A strong illegal drug that makes people more awake and quickly addicted
A very strong illegal crystal drug that people take to feel more awake
A strong stimulant drug that makes people very awake and is highly addictive and often abused illegally
A slang word for a strong illegal drug used for getting high
An illegal drug that people use to stay awake
A strong illegal drug in white crystals that makes people feel awake and active
A brand name for methamphetamine, a drug that makes you more awake and lowers appetite
A drug that makes people more awake and less hungry
A strong stimulant drug used in medicine but often abused
Idioms
Compounds
- Specialized
A fertilizer made from chalk and ammonium nitrate to add nitrogen to soil
- Specialized
A thin, flat piece of chalk that people who make clothes use to mark cloth before cutting or sewing
Surface Forms
Etymology
The slang word chalk for a white powdered drug comes from the same idea: the drug can look like broken white powder, like a piece of chalk. A helpful way to remember this slang is to think of the powder's chalk-like appearance.