salted

You imagine that you are able, because you are a major power, to make “a sweet drink out of salted fish” as our old proverb goes.

Cook until tender in salted water long pieces of spaghetti, or fine macaroni.

Provisions were obtained in such plenty at Guahan, that in the two vessels they salted above fifty hogs for sea use.

His opinion seemed to be that the dirt was salted by the sea-winds, and preserved from further decomposition.

He is the salt of the earth, and if the salt lose its savor, wherewith shall it be salted?

Besides the food they raise for themselves, they are allowed liberal rations of salted pork and Indian corn.