ppl. a. Also 6 chaukt, 7 chalkt, chalkd. [f. prec. + -ED1.] Marked, rubbed, mixed, etc., with chalk; see the vb.

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1599.  Marston, Sco. Villanie, I. iii. 182. Thy chalked score.

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1616.  Holyday, Juvenal (1618), 15. With his chalked feet.

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1677.  Plot, Oxfordsh., 243. ’Tis Proverbial here … That chalkt Land makes a rich Father but a poor Son.

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1823.  J. Badcock, Dom. Amusem., 257. To draw a chalked line.

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  So Chalker. One who chalks, marks, mixes, etc., with chalk.

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1865.  Daily Tel., 6 Oct., 5/1. London milkmen are known in the vocabulary of slang as ‘chalkers.’

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