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chalk
noun as in sedimentary rock
verb as in color
verb as in mark
verb as in rough out
verb as in sketch
verb as in whiten
verb as in write
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One woman showed up to a protest outside a Burbank Tesla on Sunday with an expletive and Musk's name scrawled in chalk across her white Model X sedan.
But even if one chalks his behavior up to stupidity instead of malice, the outcome is the same.
A chalk message on the sidewalk asked: "You want a swasticar?"
Gu’s father also brushed off Trump’s most inflammatory rhetoric, chalking it up to his experience as a businessman.
In the case of dissolution sinkholes geologists can indicate which areas are more at risk if the underlying rock is made up of chalk or limestone.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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