salt out

verb

adverb chem to cause (a dissolved substance) to come out of solution by adding an electrolyte

Puck said that sea-water boiled would be sure to be quite nice, for boiling was sure to take the salt out of it somehow.

We will first bathe our heads and faces, and then wash our clothes, to get some of the salt out of them.

As soon as the other fellow gits all the salt out they're both going away.

Shake all the salt out when dry, and soak in plain vinegar, with a little turmeric sprinkled on each layer of cabbage.

Sift and dry the flour, sift the sugar; wash all the salt out of the butter, and squeeze all the water out of it.

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