salt

UK:^**UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations'salt', 'SALT': /ˈsɔːlt/

1. [sea, marine, table, garlic, celery] salt
2. [pure, iodized, refined, unrefined, granulated] salt
3. [smelling, bath] salts
4. [extract, refine, treat, filter, clean] salt
5. [stock, buy, sell] salt
6. [season, flavor] the [dish, soup, meat] with salt (and pepper)
7. needs [more, less] salt
8. has too much salt
9. doesn't have enough salt
10. add salt to taste
11. (add) a [touch, pinch] of salt
12. [could, can] you [please] pass the salt?
13. was dried in salt
14. pack the [wound, infection] with salt
15. (no need to) rub salt in the wound
16. took the [figure, news, comment] with a pinch of salt
17. salt and [pepper, vinegar]
18. [the worker, she] is worth her salt
19. UK: [anecdotes, innuendos] are the salt of the narrative
20. they are (the) salt of the earth

1. on the salt flats
2. eat salt [cod, fish, pork, beef]
3. [work, dig, load] at a salt mine
4. pass the salt shaker
5. (desalinate) salt water
6. can't drink salt water
7. a salt-water [bath, pool, resort, spa]
8. a salt solution
9. salt and vinegar (flavor) chips
10. salt-and-pepper hair

1. salt the [food, dish, pasta, beef]
2. salt to [taste, perfection]
3. salt and [dry, smoke, roast, pepper, ferment]
4. salt the [road, sidewalk]
5. the [roads] need to be salted
6. salted to [protect, prevent, ensure, offer]
7. salt [money, a few thousand dollars] away