"Chalks" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Chalks" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Chalks" Meaning

Chalks are small, soft, white sticks or sticks made of a clay-like substance called limestone, used for marking or writing on a surface, typically a blackboard or canvas.

"Chalks" Examples

5 Examples of Usage for "Chalks"

Verb Form


The teacher begins to chalks the lesson plan on the blackboard.
The artist must chalks the outlines of the picture carefully.

Noun Form


The art supply box contains a variety of chalks of different colors.
The school's limited budget means they can only afford to purchase a few chalks.

Adjective Form


The chalks of the golf courses were well-maintained.
The chalks used for facings were specially made for the occasion.

Note: As an adjective, "chalks" is typically used to describe something that is similar to or related to chalk.

"Chalks" Similar Words

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Chalk is a soft, white, porous sedimentary rock that is often used to write or draw on a blackboard or other smooth surface. It is typically made from the fossilized remains of tiny marine plankton, such as coccolithophores, and is often banded or layered. Chalk is a popular material for art projects, especially in schools, and is also used in outdoor games and activities, such as hopscotch and street art. In addition, chalk is sometimes used in construction and landscaping to line paths and driveways.

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