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bay salt

noun

  1. salt derived by evaporating seawater in the sun.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of bay salt1

late Middle English word dating back to 1425–75
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Example Sentences

They are both known in commerce under the name of “bay-salt,” to distinguish them from the “rock-salt” of the mines.

Mr. Brickwood also, while quoting ‘Stonehenge’ on this point, recommends bathing with bay salt and water.

Underneath are the Salt Pans, or shallow pools laid out for the purpose of making bay-salt.

Chop all, and put them in layers, with pounded bay-salt between, up to the tip of the jar.

Then, I trust, you gave him something better for dinner than bay-salt and dandelions.

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