chaulk
Bruh I am so broke, I might just chaulk this chapstick.
Yo I think Trevor chaulked my reefer. What a scumbag!
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Yo I think Trevor chaulked my reefer. What a scumbag!
#ChaulkSzn
chaulk by bigboydiamonds February 2, 2021
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chaulk
Noun:
1. to end abruptly, do to bad circumstance or course of events.
2. Termination, conclusion
Verb:
1. to bring to an end or conclusion: We chalked negotiations between us and management due to our inabilities to come to terms.
2. to put an end to; terminate: He got chaulked last week due to multiple offenses.
3. to form the end of: Do not chaulk the plans just because you have not found a buyer yet!
Orgin:
Based on the chaulk that is used to outline a dead body at a murder scene.
Slang synonym:
its a wrap, its over, game over
1. to end abruptly, do to bad circumstance or course of events.
2. Termination, conclusion
Verb:
1. to bring to an end or conclusion: We chalked negotiations between us and management due to our inabilities to come to terms.
2. to put an end to; terminate: He got chaulked last week due to multiple offenses.
3. to form the end of: Do not chaulk the plans just because you have not found a buyer yet!
Orgin:
Based on the chaulk that is used to outline a dead body at a murder scene.
Slang synonym:
its a wrap, its over, game over
I had to chaulk the presentation midway through because I forgot to added the last two slides before I left the house. Hopefully I wont get chaulked at my job because of it.
chaulk by Bellagio Davinci' June 5, 2013
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Chaulk by pitviperswag April 16, 2021
Chaulk
A word that can exist in all meanings of life. It can be used in any context (Noun, Verb, Adjective, etc.).
Particularly used in liquid form. Kind of a chaulky color.
Referenced many times in the Book of Leviathon, wrote in 777 B.C.
Particularly used in liquid form. Kind of a chaulky color.
Referenced many times in the Book of Leviathon, wrote in 777 B.C.
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