Chalk

Sunday, tshalk' sun-day, s. the first Sunday in Lent, so called in Ireland from the practice, indulged in on that day by the young women, of chalking the backs of the young men who have not plighted troth to anyone. ne , tshawk'-e-nes, s. the state of being chalky. the call of a sentinel; the calling in question ofa perse's right; exception taken to a juror; the opening and crying of hounds at first finding the scent of their game: v.a. to defy a person by calling onhim to make good his point in single combat; to call to a contest of any kind; to summon to answer; to demand a right; to object to (L. calumnia, a false accusation).