chalker
chalker noun: one who chalks.
Noun
chalker (plural chalkers)
- One who chalks.
- Sometimes they will accept a flier or even take a stick of chalk and join in. The center of the project is the trust placed directly with the chalker. There is no organizational meeting.2016, Ruth Sergel, See You in the Streets, page 23
Proper noun capitalized: Chalker
Chalker (plural Chalkers)
- A surname from Old English.
Forms of chalker
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | chalkers |
| Proper noun | |
| plural | Chalkers |
Origin of chalker
From chalk + -er.
From an agent derivative of Old English geċealcian (“to whiten”), an occupational surname for a whitewasher, or a topographic surname for someone who lived on chalky ground.
Questions about chalker
- What does chalker mean?
- Chalker means one who chalks.
- What part of speech is chalker?
- Chalker can be a noun or a proper noun.
- What is the plural of chalker?
- The plural of chalker is chalkers.
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