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Meaning

Noun

●
A common
,
of
(NaCl), used
as a
and preservative.
●
In Chemistry:
One of the
from the
of an
with a
, where
a
of the
.
●
A
, a
at the
of a sea.
●
A
(also
salt).
●
In Cryptography:
Randomly
to a
or
it, in order to
more difficult.
●
A person who
at a company in order to (once
by it) help
it.
●
Flavour;
; seasoning.
●
Piquancy;
; sense.
●
A
for
; a
cellar.
●
Epsom
or other
used as a medicine.
●
Skepticism and common sense.
●
Tears;
;
; arguing.
●
In British English:
The money
by Eton
during the montem.
●
One who
a
for the
of
it.
●
A
; a
; a prance.

Adj

●
Salty; salted.
●
Saline.
●
Related to
,
,
or use.
●
Bitter;
; pungent.
●
Salacious;
;
; (of
) in heat.
●
Costly; expensive.

Verb

●
To
to.
●
To
as a
solution.
●
In Nautical:
To
with
between the
and
for the
of the timber.
●
In Mining:
  • To
    or
    something into an
    to give it
    it would not
    have.
  • To
    into (as a
    of a
    ) in order to cause to
    to be a
    seam.
    • ●
    In Archaeology:
  • To
    or
    something into an
    to give it
    it would not
    have.
  • To
    to an
    site.
    • ●
  • To
    or
    something into an
    to give it
    it would not
    have.
  • To
    certain
    to (a
    or
    ) so that it
    more radiation.
    • ●
    To
    throughout.
    ●
    In Cryptography:
    To
    before
    , in order to make
    more resource-intensive.
    ●
    In Military:
  • To
    a
    useless.
  • To
    with
    (of
    ),
    a
    on its re-inhabitation.
    • ●
    In Wiki:
  • To
    a
    useless.
  • To
    a
    so it cannot be created.

    • Name

    ●
    Initialism of Strategic Arms Limitation Talks.
    ●
    A
    in Staffordshire, England.
    ●
    A surname.
    Sourced from
    Wiktionary

    Origin

    salt
    English
    arrow
    sealt
    Old English (ca. 450-1100)
    Sourced from
    Etym

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