salty
- adjective
- /ˈsɔlti/
- Slang
- But like, she's just salty that you're dating her ex.
- get salty
- pretty salty
- salty tears
And here Le Guin gets pretty salty and and rightly so.
- And here Le Guin gets pretty salty and and rightly so.
- She is just a salty and resentful bitch.
- But like, she's just salty that you're dating her ex.
- And you can just tell Bro as salty as fuck about how much Connor got exposure.
- And so like, I got super freaking salty about this not working as well as I wanted it to.
- Because because man and I don't really have AI don't have people say we you sound real salty about it.
Examples
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Everybody who reads your blogs can tell you're salty about something!
Blog text (29) -
He's still salty we didn't use him as our realtor.
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Also about why they were a little salty, to say the least.
Blog text (24) -
And if you thought I was salty on Tuesday, imagine the salt.
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I see some of you sisters in the crowd are a little salty.
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Yeah, well, let's not get salty, Mac.
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And so like, I got super freaking salty about this not working as well as I wanted it to.
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And I am not just salty that I do not have any hall passes, OK, And that I was not selected for student body president, OK?
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She was salty after losing the game to her rival.
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He's always salty when someone criticizes his work.
Synonyms
Quick to become annoyed and show a bad mood
Slightly rude or sarcastic in what someone says
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How Annoyed
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Etymology
A helpful way to remember salty in slang is to think of salt making a taste harsh or bitter. So if someone is salty, they feel 'annoyed' or bitter, often after losing or being treated unfairly.