saltiness

salty | American Dictionary

salty
adjective
us/ˈsɔl·ti/
tasting or smelling like salt:
salty popcorn
salty sea air

Examples of salty

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More recently, the availability of filters, bottled water, and 'spring water' for general use as opposed to more salty mineral water have increased.
The last stretch of the trip, in salty waters, served as an anti-parasite treatment.
For salt fingering to occur the intrusions must grow sufficiently for hot salty water to lie over cooler fresher water.
The procedures of the first series of experiments were followed except that for most of the experiments the surface was quite salty.
The stratification was made by quickly stirring an initially two-layer system, fresh on top, salty below, then waiting until it settled completely.
Salty water is diluted with the addition of more fresh water, but even the fresh water is made saltier than it was initially. 18.
A salty hear t was associated with odium or hatred.
During the drought months, people from different locations descended to the dry playa and harvested the salty crusts.
In regions with higher average annual rainfall, the salty horizons will form deeper in the soil.
From a biological perspective, terrestrial high acidic and salty waters hold a phylogenetically wide array of microorganisms13.
From a biological perspective, terrestrial high acidic and salty waters hold a phylogenetically wide array of microorganisms12.
Using a full-depth lock gate, he releasedfixed volumes of salty water, of specific gravities ranging between 1-005and 1.21, into fresh water in channels.
In principle, it is possible that a denser, more salty solution may have a lower refractive index than a less dense solution containing more sugar.
Large in stature and salty of speech, his physical presence and personality made for a hard controversialist and a vigorous reformer.
The division of the waters into salty and sweet, their perpetual flowing; the eruption of geysers and mineral springs onto the earth's surface, its volcanism; how does all this arise?
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