adjective having the texture or appearance of chalk; powdery and white
Describing a symptom or condition characterized by a white, powdery appearance on the skin.
Used to describe a technique or style that resembles the appearance of chalk.
Describing a texture of sedimentary rock that feels like chalk when touched.
Referring to a taste or texture that is dry and powdery like chalk.
In the context of writing, 'chalky' may be used to describe a character's complexion or the texture of a substance being described.
A psychologist may use the term 'chalky' to describe a patient's description of a taste or texture during a therapy session.
A chef may use 'chalky' to describe an undesirable texture in food, such as overcooked pasta or improperly mixed dough.
An artist may use 'chalky' to describe a certain quality of pastels or chalks used in their artwork.
A dermatologist may use 'chalky' to describe the appearance or feel of a certain skin condition or treatment.