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salter::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | salt merchant |
| Type of | merchandiser, merchant |
salter::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | preserver |
| Derivation | salt |
Examples of salter
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Salter suggested that to get the right perspective we should look back 100 years.
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Salter has invested many consecutive nights of scouting without a hog being seen.
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Salter also believes that the Chinese economy is in danger of becoming overheated.
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Salter is one of five British sailors who feature in the 11 strong Abu Dhabi crew.
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Salter, 53, goes back with McCain longer, and the ties between the two are deeper.
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Salter says proximity to both light and heavy rail could prove key to his success.
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Salter, D.M. Tenascin is increased in cartilage and synovium from arthritic knees.
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Salter says Monroe could even star in a new movie sometime in the next five years.
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Salter lost the dispute and was removed from the church's leadership in 1937.
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- Someone who uses salt to preserve meat or fish or other foods
- Someone who makes or deals in salt
- Salter, derived from salt, meaning extractor or trader of salt (from the Middle Ages), is a surname or more rarely a first name, and may refer to:
- (Salters) any species of trout which spends part of its life cycle in brackish or saltwater.
- The sea-run form of the brook trout
- A manufacturer of, or dealer in, salt
