On Saturday 23 February 2002 20:25, Nicolas Goutte wrote:
> No-Kray reminds me of "craie" in French. That makes "chalk" in English.
>
> And the "American Heritage College Dictionnary" uses the word crayon in the
> definition of chalk. :-)
>
> From the definition of crayon, I could also propose:
> - (k)charcoal
> - (k)wax
If anyone fancies going through them, there are lots of nice *art* related 
words beginning with C or K at http://www.artlex.com (an "art dictionary" 
site). There's bound to be one suitable :-)

Cheers,
Sean
-- 
Sean McGlynn
sean@tmiau.com

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