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Definitions from the WebChalk DustDefinition:Chalk dust refers to the fine particles or powder that is produced when chalk sticks are used on a surface, such as a chalkboard or pavement. It is commonly composed of calcium carbonate and is known for its powdery consistency. Senses:Sense 1:Noun - Fine particles or powder resulting from the use of chalk sticks Example: The teacher's hands were covered in chalk dust after writing on the blackboard. Related Products: Chalk Sticks Sense 2:Noun - A cloud-like or suspended form of chalk particles in the air Example: The classroom was filled with chalk dust after erasing the board. Sense 3:Noun - A euphemism for cocaine Example: The detective found traces of chalk dust in the suspect's pockets. Sense 4:Noun - A nickname for teachers or academics due to constant exposure to chalk dust Example: Professor Smith, also known as "Chalk Dust," was loved by his students. Note: While senses 3 and 4 exist, they refer to less common usages and may not be widely recognized or appropriate for all audiences. Please exercise caution and consider the context when using these senses. References:For more information about chalk dust, you can visit Wikipedia - Chalk. | ||||
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