chalk up

verb

1. to score or register (something)

   we chalked up 100 in the game

2. to credit (money) to an account etc (esp in the phrase chalk it up )

Example Sentences

Such a concerted campaign of misrepresentation will be hard to chalk up to the actions of a few rogue police officers.

From The Daily Beast

They'll take our line, an' we're to chalk up the position an' the course to New York.

From Project Gutenberg

I can chalk up a score with more rapidity than any man in England,' was his melancholy jest.

From Project Gutenberg

Clerks away ahead joyfully chalk up our hours of lateness on the announcement slate.

From Project Gutenberg

"You won't chalk up 'Mother will be angry' now I hope," said Burton.

From Project Gutenberg

Presently some wags began to chalk up 'Fotheringay for ever!'

From Project Gutenberg