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chalky

[chaw-kee] / ˈtʃɔ ki /
ADJECTIVE
blanched
Synonyms


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“The space is literally a blank canvas,” says Ruspoli, who washed the apartment in a chalky hue so he could sketch on the walls.

From New York Times

It seemed to combine tangy, juicy flavors of red fruits with a chalky minerality.

From New York Times

Now, you can drink your kava straight if you want, even out of the traditional hollowed-out coconut, but I find it unpleasantly bitter and chalky by itself.

From Seattle Times

He has always been partial to chalky patinas and his houses are full of classical references, natural light and antiques.

From Washington Post

The cue is in the cuticles, chalky halos announcing these are the hands of a climber.

From Seattle Times