chalked them off

Finished them off.

RJP

They chalked them off

They chalked those canapés off

by Robert Johnny Potter September 14, 2013

Chalk

Noun. Adverb : Chalked

Chalk is generally referred to as “food that holds no nutritional value or general appeal”

Eg: the dried raisins in a bag of trail mix, or the whole grain pieces in a box of lucky charms.

“Chalked” on the other hand can be used as an adverb to describe any action that felt or seemed pointlessness.

Eg., running for a bus and still missing it, or playing any game without success

Debbie: this cereal sucks, where are all the lucky charms?

Pat: my daughter went dumped the entire box out and ate all the marshmallows again!

Debbie: damn. Allllll chalk

by dustbunny995 July 5, 2025

Chalked

When a place is empty or has very little people there.

Bro that party was chalked af last night. No one was there.

by QIEHXNAIDNX June 23, 2022

climbers chalk bag

The vaginal tundra of a post menopausal woman.

Miriam's gash is so dry it's become like a climbers chalk bag.

by Gunner854 June 18, 2023

Toilet chalk

When you take a dump, and the bowl has brown streaks in it.

Someone took a huge Toilet Chalk...look at all those streK marks.

by Suburban pack May 5, 2023

Chalked up

A term used for any occasion at anytime

Something exciting is happening

“Bro im chalked up”
Your being stabbed
“Bro Im chalked up right now”
You die, your whole family is there at your funeral

“Bro I miss him but I’m hella chalked up right now”

by MarshyKat October 13, 2022

Chalk

To kill or give up on an idea. Can be used in any context, but most frequently heard in sports or games.

Derived from the chalk outlines drawn around dead bodies in crime scenes from old movies and TV shows.

Chalk the tournament. We lost.
Chalk the team. We lost.
Chalk the food. It's ass.
Chalk Tyler. He can't aim.

by chalkguy February 21, 2025