| salted |
flavored, seasoned, or treated with salt. |
| salt grass |
any of various grasses that grow in salt marshes or alkaline soil. |
| saltimbocca |
an Italian dish consisting of slices of rolled ham or veal seasoned, usu. with sage, and sautéed in butter. |
| saltine |
a crisp, usu. square salted cracker. |
| Salt Lake City |
the capital of Utah. |
| salt lick |
a natural deposit of salt that animals lick to obtain sodium. |
| salt marsh |
lowlands near and often flooded by sea water. |
| saltpeter |
a natural form of potassium nitrate that is used in the manufacture of gunpowder. |
| salt pork |
pork fat with little meat that is taken from the back, sides, or belly of a pig and cured in salt. |
| saltshaker |
a small, closed container with holes in the top, used for sprinkling table salt. |
| salt water |
water with naturally occurring salt in it, such as the water in an ocean. [2 definitions] |
| saltwater |
of, containing, or living in salt water. |
| saltworks |
(sometimes used with a sing. verb) a commercial establishment that manufactures salt. |
| saltwort |
any of several related plants native to Europe and Asia that grow on salty soil or beaches, esp. Russian thistle. |
| salty |
containing salt as a flavor. [2 definitions] |
| salubrious |
favorable to good health; healthy; wholesome. |
| salud |
health (Spanish); to your health (used as a toast before drinking). |
| Saluki |
any of a breed of tall, slender dog with a smooth, silky coat feathered on the legs and tail, and long, hanging ears. |
| salutary |
having or intended to have a beneficial effect. [2 definitions] |
| salutation |
a gesture or expression of greeting or courtesy, such as a handshake. [2 definitions] |
| salutatorian |
the student who delivers the welcoming speech at graduation exercises, usu. the one ranking second in the graduating class. |