Definition of table salt
: salt suitable for use at the table and in cooking
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The show takes its title from Fox Talbot’s use of table salt and nitrate in creating one of the two chief early photographic processes.
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Both channels are feeding a deadly epidemic, moving a drug so potent that the equivalent of a few grains of table salt can be fatal.
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The saltiness is less like table salt and more like briny ocean water.
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Some of this airborne table salt reacts chemically with hydrogen in the water vapor, creating the hydrochloric acid.
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The pesticide-free kit uses sodium chloride — the same chemical as table salt — and claims to kill both adult lice and nits, the tiny eggs.
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The pesticide-free kit uses sodium chloride — the same chemical as table salt — and claims to kill both adult lice and nits, the tiny eggs.
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Orange Salt: Season raw fish and seafood with orange salt in place of regular table salt.
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In stand mixer with paddle attachment, mix flour, yeast, sugar, table salt and 3 tablespoon melted butter until combined.
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First Known Use of table salt
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TABLE SALT Defined for English Language Learners
table salt
Definition of table salt for English Language Learners
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: the type of salt that is usually on a table for people to use while they are dining
Medical Dictionary
table salt
medical Definition of table salt
: salt and especially sodium chloride refined for use at the table and in cooking
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