salame
- noun
- /səˈlɑːmeɪ/
- The chef added slices of salame to the antipasto platter.
Examples
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At the market, she bought fresh bread and spicy salame for a picnic.
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He ordered a sandwich with salame and cheese for lunch.
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I love the taste of salame on my sandwiches.
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Can you pass me the salame?
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He ordered a sandwich with salame and cheese for lunch.
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The chef added slices of salame to the antipasto platter.
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At the market, she bought fresh bread and spicy salame for a picnic.
Synonyms
A spicy thin sausage made from pork and beef that is often on pizza
A salted, spiced sausage usually sliced and eaten cold
A large Italian cooked sausage made from ground pork with small pieces of fat
Italian cured meats like ham and salami that are served cold as starters
A dry French sausage made from pork and eaten in slices
A large smooth smoked sausage often sliced and eaten cold
Surface Forms
Etymology
Salame comes from the Latin root sal meaning 'salt', because salt was used to cure and preserve the meat. That's why salame is a salted, air-dried Italian sausage.