Chalked or Chaulked
Comparing the correct and incorrect spellings of "chalked" and "chaulked".
This is a common misspelling and is not recognized as a correct word in English.
This is the correct spelling, meaning to have written or drawn with chalk.
Definition
Chalked: The past tense of "chalk", meaning to write, draw, or mark with chalk. Example: "The teacher chalked the lesson on the board."
Synonyms
- Marked
- Wrote
- Drew
- Outlined
- Sketched
- Inscribed
- Traced
- Noted
- Signed
- Illustrated
Notes:
- "Chalked" is the correct past tense of "chalk".
- "Chaulked" is a common misspelling, often due to confusion with the word "caulk".
- Always use "chalked" when referring to writing or drawing with chalk.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does "chalked" mean?
A: It means to have written, drawn, or marked with chalk.
Q: Is "chaulked" ever correct?
A: No, "chaulked" is not a recognized word in English and is considered a misspelling.
Q: How can I remember the correct spelling?
A: Remember that "chalk" does not have a "u" after the "a".
Summary
Always use "chalked" as the correct spelling. "Chaulked" is a common misspelling and should be avoided in all writing.