Călk'ing1, n.
(kălk'ing), n. [See CALK, CALQUE, v. t.] The process of copying or transferring a drawing by covering the back side of a design with black lead, or red chalk, and tracing lines through on a waxed plate, or wall, or other matter, by passing lightly over each stroke of the design with a point, which leaves an impression of the color on the plate, paper, or wall. Weale.