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1. (adj.) salty
tasting of or containing salt; saline.
2. salty
piquant; sharp; witty.
3. salty
racy or coarse:
salty humor.
4. salty
of the sea or sailing.
Etymology: (1400–50)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) piquant, salty
engagingly stimulating or provocative
"a piquant wit"; "salty language"
2. (adj) salty
containing or filled with salt
"salt water"
3. (adj) salty
one of the four basic taste sensations; like the taste of sea water
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1. (adjective) salty
tasting of or containing salt
This soup is too salty.
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| Definition of 'salty' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) salty
somewhat salt; saltish
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Sense: containing or tasting of salt
Tears are salty water.
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 Afrikaans: soutig |
 Arabic: مالِح |
 Bulgarian: солен |
 Brazilian: salgado |
 Czech: slaný |
 German: salzig |
 Danish: salt-; saltet |
 Greek: αλμυρός |
 Spanish: salado |
 Estonian: soolane |
 Farsi: شور |
 Finnish: suolainen |
 French: salé |
 Hebrew: מָלוּחַ |
 Hindi: नमकीन |
 Croatian: slan |
 Hungarian: sós (ízű) |
 Indonesian: asin |
 Icelandic: saltur |
 Italian: salato |
 Japanese: 塩気のある |
 Korean: 짠 |
 Lithuanian: sūrus |
 Latvian: sāļš |
 Malay: masin |
 Dutch: zout |
 Norwegian: salt(-), bitter |
 Polish: słony |
 Persian: شور |
 Pashto: مالګين ، تريو |
 Portuguese: salgado |
 Romanian: sărat |
 Russian: солёный |
 Slovak: slaný |
 Slovenian: slan |
 Serbian: slan |
 Swedish: salt, salthaltig |
 Thai: เค็ม |
 Turkish: tuzlu |
 Taiwanese: 鹹的 |
 Ukrainian: солоний |
 Urdu: نمک والا |
 Vietnamese: mặn |
 Chinese: 咸的 |
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