Salty Definition

sôltē
saltier, salties, saltiest
adjective
saltier, saltiest
Of, tasting of, or containing salt.
Webster's New World
Smelling of or suggesting the sea.
Webster's New World
Sharp; piquant; witty.
Webster's New World
Coarse or earthy.
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Cross or caustic.
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noun
An oceangoing ship that operates on the Great Lakes.
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Other Word Forms of Salty

Adjective

Base Form:
salty
Comparative:
saltier
Superlative:
saltiest

Origin of Salty

  • From salt +"Ž -y.

    From Wiktionary

Salty Sentence Examples

  • They have a bitter, salty taste.

  • It has a very strong, slightly salty flavor.

  • He shivered at the taste of night-blooming flowers and the salty ocean on the cool breeze.

  • Pizza is as much a part of the coastal town's culture as the salty sea air and the beach.

  • The Thames Gateway Water Treatment Plant would treat river water that is less than one third as salty as seawater.

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Words Starting With

SSASAL

Words Ending With

YTYLTY

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Words Starting With S and Ending With Y

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