Adjective:

சோக்கு,

chalky's Usage Examples:

permeable subsoils over chalky till.

"The colour of mahogany is reddish brown, and in the Cuban wood the pores are often filled with a white chalky substance which is usually absent in the Honduras variety; the latter, however, may be obtained in larger sizes, and is straighter in the grain and easier to work.

It's also important to remove the chalk from the erasers, which can be accomplished by clapping two of them together, chalky side in, or by hitting them against the wall or on the ground.

Two chalky white or greenish eggs are laid.

The Cretaceous system includes the Waipara series, a belt of chalky limestones with some phosphate beds at Clarendon in eastern Otago.

Therein two eggs, with white, chalky shells, are commonly laid.

We know little or nothing at present of the upland plants, or of those of dry or chalky soils.

On the island of Andros there is an extremely fine white marl almost resembling a chalky ooze.

The colour of mahogany is reddish brown, and in the Cuban wood the pores are often filled with a white chalky substance which is usually absent in the Honduras variety; the latter, however, may be obtained in larger sizes, and is straighter in the grain and easier to work.

Wherever the soil is dry and chalky the wild parsnip may be found.

Deep fine loam and clay soils with slowly permeable subsoils over chalky till.

Other paints are so matt that the finish looks almost chalky.

The first signs of damage are chalky white spots or lines across the teeth.

Synonyms:

achromatic, neutral,

Antonyms:

subjective, colorful, chromatic,