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salt line

salt line noun: a boundary between brackish and fresh water between or within bodies of water.

Noun

salt line (plural salt lines)

  1. a boundary between brackish and fresh water between or within bodies of water.

Forms of salt line

pluralsalt lines

Questions about salt line

What does salt line mean?
Salt line means a boundary between brackish and fresh water between or within bodies of water.
What part of speech is salt line?
Salt line is a noun.
What is the plural of salt line?
The plural of salt line is salt lines.

Words near salt line in the dictionary

  1. salt lakes
  2. salt lamp
  3. salt lamps
  4. salt lick
  5. salt licks
  6. salt line
  7. salt lines
  8. Salt March
  9. salt marsh
  10. salt marsh elder
  11. salt marsh hay

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