chalk

Chalk is used as a general negative. It can be used to describe something in a negative connotation.

That exam was chalked.
I can't make it to the party I'm chalked, I need to study.

by ch@lkster April 3, 2022

Chalk

An adjective used to describe an overachieving college/university student who enjoys hitting the gym
Chalk is a strong metaphor because chalk is commonly used by powerlifters and at school alike

Samuel just completed his economics exam and went to the gym, what a chalk

by Nitish maingi May 11, 2022

Chalked

Chalked- not going to do it ~
It’s over wit

I ain’t even go to school today cannon ... that was chalked

by Keep it a bean June 6, 2018

Chalked

Used to describe something that is crummy or finished/done. Used when something is a no-go.

Marcus: Yo should I order the fish sandwich?
Pat: No the fish sandwich here is chalked. They're grimy.

Robby: You still dating Julie?
Pat: Nah she's chalked/Nah we're chalked. I broke up with her last week.

Alex: Bro you trying to smoke a few darts?

Pat: Minus, that's chalked. I don't want cancer.

by Ferda Lavesh November 15, 2021

Chalked

Taking something from someone.

You heard about Steve getting robbed? They took everything even chalked his grill.

by Bigfngettingsprayingthruyadoor November 30, 2021

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

Chalked

When a Crossfitter rubs chalk on their hands.

You'll need to get chalked for those double unders

by Crossfitter101 August 18, 2019