Chalky

He brushed off the chalky dust from his hands after writing on the blackboard.

The construction workers encountered challenges while drilling through the chalky bedrock.

The botanist conducted experiments to determine how different plants adapt to chalky environments.

The horticulturist recommended planting succulents in the chalky soil of the desert garden.

The patient's chalky complexion was a symptom of the underlying medical condition.

The lack of moisture in the air during winter made her hands feel chalky and rough.

The desert heat made her skin appear chalky and dehydrated.

The dry desert air made his lips feel chalky and cracked.

The artist used chalky pigments to create a textured effect on the canvas.

After spending hours in the swimming pool, her skin turned chalky from the chlorine.

The artist used a chalky pastel to create a soft and blended effect in her landscape painting.

The powdered makeup left a chalky finish on her face, making her complexion look unnatural.

The chalky tablets provided relief for the patient's upset stomach.

The doctor recommended drinking water to alleviate the chalky sensation in his mouth.

After sipping the red wine, she immediately noticed the chalky aftertaste.

The chalky residue on the apple indicated it had been treated with pesticides.

Her lips felt chalky after applying the matte lipstick.

The hiker's skin turned chalky after spending hours under the scorching sun.

The old book's pages had turned yellow and felt chalky to the touch.

She complained of a chalky texture in her homemade bread, likely due to excessive flour.

The pottery had a unique chalky appearance, giving it an antique feel.

After being in the sun for hours without sunscreen, her skin turned chalky white.

The old house had a chalky appearance due to years of weathering and neglect.

The baker dusted the freshly baked bread with a thin layer of chalky flour.