In this article, you’ll discover a variety of words that begin with “sal.
- Salad- A cold dish of various mixtures of raw or cooked vegetables.
- Salary- A regular payment, typically paid on a monthly or biweekly basis.
- Salient- Most noticeable or important.
- Saline- Containing or impregnated with salt.
- Salmon- A large fish that is commonly found in the North Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
- Saliva- Watery liquid secreted into the mouth by glands.
- Salvation- Preservation or deliverance from harm, ruin, or loss.
- Salute- A gesture of respect, homage, or polite recognition.
- Salmonella- A type of bacteria that causes food poisoning.
- Salve- An ointment used to promote healing of the skin or as protection.
- Salamanca- A city in western Spain.
- Salt- A white crystalline substance used for seasoning and preserving food.
- Saloon- A place where alcoholic beverages are sold and consumed.
- Salience- The quality of being particularly noticeable or important.
- Sally- A sudden charge out of a besieged place against the enemy.
- Salutation- A gesture or utterance made as a greeting or acknowledgment.
- Salter- One who salts meat or fish.
- Saltpeter- Another name for potassium nitrate, used in fertilizers and explosives.
- Sallow- Unhealthily yellow or pale brown face.
- Salacious- Having or conveying undue or inappropriate interest in sexual matters.
- Salvage- To rescue or save from wreckage or ruin.
- Salience- The state or condition of standing out distinctly.
- Salubrity- Promotion of health or well-being.
- Salver- A tray, typically one made of silver used in formal settings.
- Salvific- Leading to salvation.
- Saltest- Superlative form of salty.
- Saltwater- Water containing a significant amount of salt.
- Salsify- A plant with an edible root.
- Salud- Spanish word for health, commonly used as a toast.
- Salpingitis- Inflammation of the fallopian tubes.
- Salicylate- A salt or ester of salicylic acid.
- Salimeter- A device used to measure the concentration of salt in a solution.
- Salmonid- A fish of the salmon family.
- Salotto- Italian word for living room.
- Salpi- A prefix related to the fallopian tubes.
- Salado- Spanish word meaning salty.
- Salse- A term used in geology referring to a salty seep.
- Salchow- A figure-skating jump.
- Salix- The genus of shrubs and trees known as willows.
- Sallowish- Somewhat yellow or pale brown.
- Saltation- A leap or jump.
- Sallet- A light medieval helmet.
- Salic- Relating to the Salian Franks, their law, or dynasty.
- Salsilla- A Spanish term for a little salt.
- Saltire- A heraldic symbol in the shape of a diagonal cross.
- Saltish- Somewhat salty.
- Salvable- Capable of being saved or reclaimed.
- Saludatory- Relating to or characteristic of a salutation.
- Salmoniform- Having the shape or structure of a salmon.
- Saltworks- A place where salt is produced commercially.
- Salmagundi- A general mixture; a miscellany.
- Salaciously- In a manner that conveys undue interest in sexual matters.
- Saltationism- The hypothesis that new species arise by mutations that result in a significant and sudden change.
- Salinize- To treat or impregnate with salt.
- Salol- Another name for phenyl salicylate.
- Saltatory- Relating to or adapted for leaping.
- Sallowed- Unhealthily yellow or pale brown in color.
- Salvager- Someone who salvages or saves property.
- Salariat- A social class composed of salaried workers.
- Salification- The process of forming a salt.
- Salsuginous- Pertaining to brackish or salty environments.
- Saltworks- An establishment where salt is prepared for sale.
- Salf- Obsolete form of salve.
- Salmonberry- A North American plant of the rose family producing orange-red edible berries.
- Salish- Relating to a group of Native American peoples inhabiting British Columbia and the U.S. Pacific Northwest.
- Salt- pan – A shallow container or depression in which salt water evaporates to leave a deposit of salt.
- Salpingectomy- Surgical removal of one or both fallopian tubes.
- Salpa- A genus of transparent barrel-shaped marine animals.
- Saltlike- Resembling or containing characteristics of salt.
- Salchichón- A variety of cured sausage from Spain.
- Salop- Obsolete term for a plant used in beverages and medicine.
- Salacity- Ardently sensual or lecherous.
- Salitang- A Filipino term meaning linked or connected.
- Saltlick- A block of salt placed in fields for animals to lick.
- Saltpeter- Another term for potassium nitrate used in gunpowder and fertilizers.
- Salsola- A genus of plants in the amaranth family.
- Salmonesque- Resembling or characteristic of salmon.
- Saliency- The state or condition of being prominent or conspicuous.
- Salpinx- A tube, specifically a fallopian tube.
- Salicine- A bitter compound obtained from willow bark.
- Salping- Relating to the fallopian tubes.
- Salteras- A town in Spain.
- Salubrion- A rare term for something that promotes health.
- Saltine- A thin, crisp cracker.
- Salsabil- In Arabic, a fountain in paradise.
- Saltcorn- Corn dried and preserved with salt.
- Saltless- Lacking salt.
- Salers- A breed of cattle from France known for beef and dairy production.
- Salthouse- A building where salt is stored or processed.
- Salpiglossis- A genus of South American plants with funnel-shaped flowers.
- Salman- A given name of Arabic origin.
- Saltbush- A type of shrub tolerant to salty soil.
- Saltfoot- In heraldry, a term used for a saltire resting on the lower edge of the shield.
- Saltless- Free from or lacking in salt.
- Saltjunk- Salted meat, especially beef or pork, used in ship provisions.
- Salma- A given name of Arabic and Hebrew origin.
- Salmonoid- Pertaining to or characteristic of the salmon family.
- Saltine- A thin, salted cracker.
- Salpingian- Relating to the eustachian tube of the ear.
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