salts down
salts down is the third-person singular simple present indicative of salt down.
Meaning of salt down
Verb
salt down (third-person singular simple present salts down, present participle salting down, simple past and past participle salted down)
- To salt (something) to slow decomposition, such as to prepare food, treat wood or preserve a corpse.
- To salt (something).
- County highway crews manned their trucks to salt down the roads, but the snowfall was predited to continue until tonight.1967 February 6, “Chicago Slapped Again: Snowstorm, Bitter Cold Hit Area”, in Warren Times-Mirror and Observer, volume 1, number 271, Warren, Pa.: Central Publishing Company, →OCLC, page A-1, column 3
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