chalky

/ˈtʃɔːki/
adjective
  1. Having a texture, taste, or appearance like chalk; dry, powdery, and often white or pale.
    • She bit into the tablet and made a face at its chalky texture.
    • The soil in this area is so chalky that it crumbles easily in your hand.
    • The old walls were covered in a chalky white dust.
  2. Pale or white, especially from illness or fear.
    • Her chalky complexion worried the doctor.
    • After hearing the bad news, his face turned a chalky white.
    • The patient looked chalky and weak after the long surgery.
  3. Containing or consisting of chalk.
    • Chalky water can leave white stains on dishes.
    • The cliffs along the coast are made of chalky rock.
    • Farmers add lime to reduce the chalky quality of the soil.
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