Pronunciation: /ˈtʃɔːkɪʃ/
adjective resembling or characteristic of chalk in color or texture
A1 The chalkish writing on the blackboard was easy to read.
A2 The artist used a chalkish paint to create a vintage look on the furniture.
B1 The texture of the clay was slightly chalkish, making it easy to mold into shapes.
B2 The taste of the medicine was chalkish, but it was effective in relieving my symptoms.
C1 The scientist noted that the rock samples had a chalkish appearance, indicating a high mineral content.
C2 The chef added a touch of chalkish seasoning to the dish, giving it a unique flavor profile.
formal The texture of the mineral was chalkish, indicating a high calcium content.
informal The cake tasted a bit chalkish, like they used too much baking powder.
slang I can't stand that brand of protein powder, it always leaves a chalkish aftertaste.
figurative Her smile was so fake, it looked chalkish and insincere.
chalkished
chalkishes
more chalkish
most chalkish
chalkishes
will be chalkish
have been chalkish
is being chalkish
chalkish
chalkish
to be chalkish
being chalkish
chalkishing