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common salt
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Word History and Origins
Origin of common salt1
First recorded in 1670–80
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Example Sentences
And phosphate of lime is also taken up by water containing carbonic acid, or even common salt in solution.
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Two ounces of raw sugar must be mixed with an ounce of common salt and half a spoonful of saltpetre.
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I use a moderate quantity of common salt on meat and potatoes, because there seems to be a natural craving for this.
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These combined in precise proportions are supposed to evaporate in the baking, and leave common salt.
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The marine acid is procured from common salt by the vitriolic acid, which unites with its base, the fossil alkali.
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