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Meanings of common salt in English
White crystalline form of especially sodium chloride used to season and preserve food.
Portuguese
cloreto de sódio Catalan
clorur de sodi 
Usage of common salt in English
1
Chloride of sodium is common salt, and exists in a small quantity.
2
Indeed, over-consumption of common salt is harmful, besides leading to unnatural thirst.
3
The ash of the first two was largely common salt; that of No.
4
First rub the hams with common salt and lay them into a tub.
5
One teaspoonful of common salt to each two gallons of water.
6
Take common salt, roast it on a hot stove till dry as possible.
7
Then it was that Leblanc discovered the method of extracting soda from common salt.
8
The whole is filled with a solution of common salt.
9
It contains carbonate and sesquicarbonate of soda, and common salt.
10
Feed with bran mashes, plenty of common salt, and water.
11
The only problem was that common salt contains little iodine, an ingredient crucial to health.
12
To open the pores of the skin, put a little common salt into the water.
13
It is a greenish-yellow gas made from common salt.
14
The inorganic constituents of the body are, iron, lime, magnesia, common salt, and the alkalies.
15
You use them just as you would common salt.
16
Luckily, the repeal lasted only until 2005, when a new prime minister again banned common salt.
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Translations for common salt
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Common salt through the time
Common salt across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common