to salt

To give food or drink a certain taste by adding spices

To add salt, herbs, or spices to food

To preserve meat by using salt

To make something salty by adding salt

To add salt to food, often to preserve or flavor it

To preserve food by adding salt so it lasts longer

To keep meat or fish from spoiling by salting

A kind, honest, reliable person who helps others in their community

Good and able at a job so they deserve their pay or respect

Something that makes an already bad situation worse

To make someone's bad feelings worse by reminding them of a disappointment

To be in a lower social or work position and have other people treat you as less important

Having little or no value

To share bread and salt to show friendship and trust

Good at what they do so people respect and trust them

To save money little by little to use later

The capital of Utah near the Great Salt Lake and home to the main offices of the Mormon Church

A series of talks between the US and the Soviet Union to limit nuclear weapons

A small container with holes in the top that you use to sprinkle salt on food

Large grains of salt from the ground used to melt ice or season food

A place underground where people dig out salt for use

A white seasoning made from a common mineral to add flavor and keep food fresh

A large shallow lake in northwestern Utah with very salty water

A flat area of land covered with salt after water dries

A low coastal area flooded by seawater where plants can live in salty water

Pieces of fatty pork kept in salt that cooks use to add flavor

A mixture of ground garlic and salt used to add flavor to food

A place where animals go to lick salt to get minerals

Cod fish dried and kept in salt that you soak before cooking

A salt mixed with ground celery seeds to add flavor to food

An older sailor who has spent many years at sea

An agreement between the United States and the Soviet Union to limit nuclear weapons

A white salt you put in warm water to soothe sore muscles, relieve constipation, or feed plants

Salt mixed with herbs and spices to add flavor to food

A substance in bile that helps break down fats so the body can digest them

A way of eating that limits salt to help control high blood pressure

Salt mixed with dried onion that adds flavor to food

A large flat area of land covered with salt after salt water dries

A way of eating that avoids salt to help lower blood pressure

Made with salt so meat or fish do not go bad

A welcome gesture offering bread and salt to guests

A white crystal used to season and preserve food

A serious promise that is meant to last forever, often used in old religious books

A salt made by replacing two hydrogen atoms in an acid with metal atoms

A solid made when two different salts form crystals together and shows some properties of each

A natural salt used to rinse the nose and throat for breathing problems

A salt that forms when ammonia reacts with an acid and has an NH4+ part

A plant that grows in salt marshes and has small pale purple or white flowers

A kind of subtle, clever humor that feels literary and refined

A white salt that forms crystals in urine and helps test metal oxides

A white chemical in crystal form that people use as a laxative and in industry

A large flat area of salt and dry land in north central Iran, also called Dasht-e Kavir

A salt from Bad Ems mineral waters that treats throat and nose infections

A white crystal used as a mild laxative and in early electrical devices

A cloth woven with light and dark threads to make a speckled look

A plant with daisy-like flowers that lives in salt marshes and comes back each year

A plant with pink or white flowers that grows in salty wet ground

The body loses too much salt, causing muscle cramps and confusion

A person who makes or sells salt as their main business

A spiny bush that grows in salty soil with silver leaves and pink flowers

Work of making salt from seawater or mines

A joking name for a job or workplace where people do hard, boring work

A tall plant like a reed that grows in salty marshes and meadows

The activity of making salt from sea water or rocks

A white wheat bread made with bacteria that can grow in salty dough and a cornmeal starter

Small white crystals that you add to food to make it taste sour