chalky

UK
/ˈtʃɔːki/
US
/ˈtʃɔki/

Translations

chalkyadjective
chalkier
Comp.
chalkiest
Super.
UK
/ˈtʃɔːki/
US
/ˈtʃɔki/
The artist used a chalky texture to create the background.
Художник использовал меловую текстуру для создания фона.
The soil in this region is quite chalky, affecting the types of plants that can grow.
Почва в этом регионе довольно известковая, что влияет на виды растений, которые могут расти.

Definitions

chalkyadjective
Resembling or containing chalk; having a pale, powdery appearance or texture.
The artist used a chalky white paint to create the illusion of a dusty road.
Having a pale or pallid complexion, often suggesting illness or fear.
After hearing the shocking news, her face turned a chalky shade of white.
Describing soil or land that is rich in chalk, often resulting in poor fertility.
The chalky soil in the region made it difficult for farmers to grow crops.
Having a dry, powdery taste or mouthfeel, reminiscent of chalk, especially when describing food, drink, or medicine.
The protein shake was filling, but it had a slightly chalky aftertaste.