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walk one's chalks

walk one's chalks verb: to depart; to go away without ceremony.

Verb

walk one's chalks (third-person singular simple present walks one's chalks, present participle walking one's chalks, simple past and past participle walked one's chalks)

  1. (dated, idiomatic, slang) To depart; to go away without ceremony.

Forms of walk one's chalks

third-person singular presentwalks one's chalks
present participlewalking one's chalks
past participlewalked one's chalks
pastwalked one's chalks

Questions about walk one's chalks

What does walk one's chalks mean?
Walk one's chalks means to depart; to go away without ceremony.
What part of speech is walk one's chalks?
Walk one's chalks is a verb.
What is the past tense of walk one's chalks?
The past tense of walk one's chalks is walked one's chalks.

Words near walk one's chalks in the dictionary

  1. walk on eggshells
  2. walk on one's lower lip
  3. walk on sunshine
  4. walk on the wild side
  5. walk on water
  6. walk one's chalks
  7. walk one's shots
  8. walk out
  9. walk out on
  10. walk out with
  11. walk over

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