salty

Modifying Another Word

• slightly: It has a very strong, slightly salty flavor.
• too: Like to say beside winning the was too salty.
• quite: Extending the investigation: Try some mineral waters with a high dissolved mineral content - they are quite salty.
• very: Soak new candles in very salty water for an hour.
• so: The water was warm and so salty to make floating a pleasure and swimming a dream.
• not: Have a snack tho not salty ones as they will make you thirsty.

Preposition: as

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

Modifies a noun

• seadog: The three masted Sea Jade was back in port on crewed by eccentric 66 year old salty seadog, John Victor Grierson.
• tang: These give the milk, hence the cheese, a slightly salty tang, which is still a characteristic of Cheshire cheese today.
• snack: Try to get out of the habit of adding salt during cooking or to your meals or eating too many salty snacks.
• aroma: Gradually, he became aware of the soft breeze over his body, carrying a salty aroma.
• taste: Playing field check the top deck salty taste of.
• sweat: Children who have cystic fibrosis have excessively salty sweat.

Used with adjective complement

• taste: Some foods that are high in salt don't taste very salty.
• become: This allowed the Atlantic Ocean to become more salty, resulting in more deep water being formed in the Nordic Seas.
• make: But if the salt loses its salty taste, it cannot be made salty again.
• eat: Don't eat too much salty, fatty or sugary foods such as crisps, burgers and cakes.
• avoid: Avoid salty, fatty or spicy foods that might irritate the stomach.
• get: As it shrinks, it also gets more salty, which in turn makes it harder for the remaining water to evaporate.

Preposition: than

• sea: Essentially the water would be drawn from the ebb tide of the Thames, which is about two thirds less salty than the sea.