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Definition
Synonym
Peelingsalz
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Peelingsalz
n
min.
peeling salt
Peelingsalz
n
min.
peeling salt
Peelingsalz
n
min.
peeling salt
Deutsche
Peelingsalz Synonyme
Englische
peeling salt Synonyme
Peelingsalz Definition
Bay
salt
(
)
Salt
which
has
been
obtained
from
sea
water,
by
evaporation
in
shallow
pits
or
basins,
by
the
heat
of
the
sun
Cat-salt
(
n.
)
A
sort
of
salt,
finely
granulated,
formed
out
of
the
bittern
or
leach
brine.
salt
(
)
Sulphate
of
magnesia
having
cathartic
qualities
Glauber's
salt
(
)
Alt.
of
Glauber's
salts
Hair-salt
(
n.
)
A
variety
of
native
Epsom
salt
occurring
in
silky
fibers.
Monsel's
salt
(
)
A
basic
sulphate
of
iron
Peeling
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Peel
Salt
(
n.
)
The
chloride
of
sodium,
a
substance
used
for
seasoning
food,
for
the
preservation
of
meat,
etc.
It
is
found
native
in
the
earth,
and
is
also
produced,
by
evaporation
and
crystallization,
from
sea
water
and
other
water
impregnated
with
saline
particles.
Salt
(
n.
)
Hence,
flavor
Salt
(
n.
)
Hence,
also,
piquancy
Salt
(
n.
)
A
dish
for
salt
at
table
Salt
(
n.
)
A
sailor
Salt
(
n.
)
The
neutral
compound
formed
by
the
union
of
an
acid
and
a
base
Salt
(
n.
)
Fig.:
That
which
preserves
from
corruption
or
error
Salt
(
n.
)
Any
mineral
salt
used
as
an
aperient
or
cathartic,
especially
Epsom
salts,
Rochelle
salt,
or
Glauber's
salt.
Salt
(
n.
)
Marshes
flooded
by
the
tide.
Salt
(
n.
)
Of
or
relating
to
salt
Salt
(
n.
)
Overflowed
with,
or
growing
in,
salt
water
Salt
(
n.
)
Fig.:
Bitter
Salt
(
n.
)
Fig.:
Salacious
Salt
(
v.
t.)
To
sprinkle,
impregnate,
or
season
with
salt
Salt
(
v.
t.)
To
fill
with
salt
between
the
timbers
and
planks,
as
a
ship,
for
the
preservation
of
the
timber.
Salt
(
v.
i.)
To
deposit
salt
as
a
saline
solution
Salt
(
n.
)
The
act
of
leaping
or
jumping
Salt-green
(
a.
)
Sea-green
in
color.
Salt
rheum
(
)
A
popular
name,
esp.
in
the
United
States,
for
various
cutaneous
eruptions,
particularly
for
those
of
eczema.
See
Eczema.
Sea
salt
(
)
Common
salt,
obtained
from
sea
water
by
evaporation.
peeling salt Bedeutung
treadmill
salt
mine
a
job
involving
drudgery
and
confinement
pepper-and-salt
a
fabric
woven
with
flecks
of
light
and
dark
salt
mine
a
mine
where
salt
is
dug
saltshaker
salt
shaker
a
shaker
with
a
perforated
top
for
sprinkling
salt
salt
saltiness
salinity
the
taste
experience
when
common
salt
is
taken
into
the
mouth
SALT
I
the
first
treaty
between
the
United
States
and
the
Union
of
Soviet
Socialist
Republics
resulting
from
the
Strategic
Arms
Limitation
Talks
SALT
II
the
second
treaty
between
the
United
States
and
the
Union
of
Soviet
Socialist
Republics
resulting
from
the
Strategic
Arms
Limitation
Talks
Strategic
Arms
Limitation
Talks
SALT
negotiations
between
the
United
States
and
the
Union
of
Soviet
Socialist
Republics
opened
in
in
Helsinki
designed
to
limit
both
countries'
stock
of
nuclear
weapons
low-sodium
diet
low-salt
diet
salt-free
diet
a
diet
that
limits
the
intake
of
salt
(sodium
chloride),
often
used
in
treating
hypertension
or
edema
or
certain
other
disorders
salt
pork
fat
from
the
back
and
sides
and
belly
of
a
hog
carcass
cured
with
salt
salt
cod
codfish
preserved
in
salt,
must
be
desalted
and
flaked
by
soaking
in
water
and
pounding,
used
in
e.g.
codfish
cakes
salt
table
salt
common
salt
white
crystalline
form
of
especially
sodium
chloride
used
to
season
and
preserve
food
celery
salt
ground
celery
seed
and
salt
garlic
salt
ground
dried
garlic
and
salt
onion
salt
ground
dried
onion
and
salt
seasoned
salt
combination
of
salt
and
vegetable
extracts
and
spices
and
monosodium
glutamate
sour
salt
crystals
of
citric
acid
used
as
seasoning
Salt
Lake
City
capital
of
Utah
the
capital
and
largest
city
of
Utah,
located
near
the
Great
Salt
Lake
in
north
central
Utah,
world
capital
of
the
Mormon
Church
Dasht-e-Kavir
Kavir
Desert
Great
Salt
Desert
a
salt
desert
in
north
central
Iran
Great
Salt
Lake
a
shallow
body
of
salt
water
in
northwestern
Utah
salt
flat
salt
plain
a
flat
expanse
of
salt
left
by
the
evaporation
of
a
body
of
salt
water
salt
lick
lick
a
salt
deposit
that
animals
regularly
lick
salt
marsh
low-lying
wet
land
that
is
frequently
flooded
with
saltwater
mariner
seaman
tar
Jack-tar
Jack
old
salt
seafarer
gob
sea
dog
a
man
who
serves
as
a
sailor
salter
salt
merchant
someone
who
makes
or
deals
in
salt
desquamation
peeling
shedding
loss
of
bits
of
outer
skin
by
peeling
or
shedding
or
coming
off
in
scales
salt
rush
Juncus
leseurii
rush
of
the
Pacific
coast
of
North
America
annual
salt-marsh
aster
a
variety
of
aster
perennial
salt
marsh
aster
a
variety
of
aster
salt
reed
grass
Spartina
cynosuroides
tall
reedlike
grass
common
in
salt
meadows
salt
marsh
mallow
Kosteletzya
virginica
subshrub
of
southeastern
United
States
to
New
York
salt
tree
Halimodendron
halodendron
Halimodendron
argenteum
spiny
shrub
of
the
Caspian
salt
plains
and
Siberia
having
elegant
silvery,
downy
young
foliage
and
mildly
fragrant
pink-purple
blooms
salt
depletion
loss
of
salt
from
the
body
without
replacement
(loss
by
vomiting
or
profuse
perspiration
or
urination
or
diarrhea)
thus
upsetting
the
electrolyte
balance
dibasic
salt
a
salt
derived
by
replacing
two
hydrogen
atoms
per
molecule
sodium
chloride
common
salt
a
white
crystalline
solid
consisting
mainly
of
sodium
chloride
(NaCl)
halite
rock
salt
naturally
occurring
crystalline
sodium
chloride
Rochelle
salt
Rochelle
salts
potassium
sodium
tartrate
a
double
salt
used
in
Seidlitz
powder,
acts
as
a
cathartic
salt
a
compound
formed
by
replacing
hydrogen
in
an
acid
by
a
metal
(or
a
radical
that
acts
like
a
metal)
double
salt
a
solution
of
two
simple
salts
that
forms
a
single
substance
on
crystallization
bile
salt
a
salt
of
bile
acid
and
a
base,
functions
as
an
emulsifier
of
lipids
and
fatty
acids
Glauber's
salt
Glauber's
salts
(NaSO.HO)
a
colorless
salt
used
as
a
cathartic
microcosmic
salt
a
white
salt
present
in
urine
and
used
to
test
for
metal
oxides
salt
preserve
with
salt,
people
used
to
salt
meats
on
ships
salt
add
zest
or
liveliness
to,
She
salts
her
lectures
with
jokes
salt
sprinkle
as
if
with
salt,
the
rebels
had
salted
the
fields
with
mines
and
traps
salt
add
salt
to
store
hive
away
lay
in
put
in
salt
away
stack
away
stash
away
keep
or
lay
aside
for
future
use,
store
grain
for
the
winter,
The
bear
stores
fat
for
the
period
of
hibernation
when
he
doesn't
eat
salt
(of
speech)
painful
or
bitter,
salt
scorn-
Shakespeare,
a
salt
apology
salted
salt-cured
brine-cured
(used
especially
of
meats)
preserved
in
salt
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