salty-ish
- adjective
- /ˈsɔlti ɪʃ/
- Informal
- The fries were salty-ish, which made them just right for my taste.
Examples
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The popcorn tasted salty-ish but not overwhelming.
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This soup is a bit salty-ish.
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After adding the seasoning, the sauce became a bit more salty-ish than before.
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She prefers her snacks salty-ish rather than extremely salty.
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The fries were salty-ish, which made them just right for my taste.
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The popcorn tasted salty-ish but not overwhelming.
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After adding the seasoning, the sauce became a bit more salty-ish than before.
Synonyms
Tasting of salt, like sea water or chips
Tastes slightly salty like sea water
That contains salt, like sea water
Slightly salty water that forms when sea water mixes with fresh water
Tastes slightly salty but not strong
Food preserved with salt so it lasts longer
Antonyms
How Salty
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word salty-ish is made from salt plus -y to make 'salty', and the small ending -ish, which means 'somewhat' or 'like'. So, salty-ish means 'a little salty', not very salty but only slightly.