salt

"My grandmother sprinkled a generous amount of salt on the spaghetti before serving it. "

"Sodium chloride is a common salt used to flavor food. "

"The family enjoyed a picnic lunch on the salt marsh near the coast. "

"My grandfather, a seasoned sailor, was known as an old salt. "

"The online banking system uses salt to protect sensitive account information. "

"The new employee was a salt, secretly working to organize the workers into a union. "

"The chef added salt to the soup to enhance its flavour. "

"Attic salt"

"My dad brought the salt to the table during dinner. "

"My sister's optimistic view of the new job required a healthy dose of salt—she needed to temper her enthusiasm with common sense and skepticism. "

"His salt over the unfair grading was obvious; he argued loudly with the teacher. "

"to salt fish, beef, or pork; to salt the city streets in the winter"

"The brine begins to salt."

"The shipwrights salted the wooden hull to prevent rot. "

"The chef salted the soup to enhance its flavor. "

"To make the meeting more interesting, the manager salted his comments with some jokes. "

"The cybersecurity team salted the encrypted data before sending it, making it much harder to crack. "

"salt beef;  salt tears"

"a salt marsh;  salt grass"

"The salt factory is a key connecting element in the seawater infrastructure."

"The criticism from her teacher was very salt, making her feel bad. "

"The gossip about the new teacher was quite salt, focusing on suggestive rumors rather than her teaching abilities. "

"That new phone is quite salt, costing almost twice as much as my old one. "