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Meanings of old salt in English
Usage of old salt in English
1
He was a dry old salt, and listened more than he talked.
2
And yet she did not look happy after the old salt's observation.
3
Been so since you were a small lad, an early old salt.
4
He rang the bells correctly, and handled the wheel like an old salt.
5
He explained his plan to the old salt, and then asked his opinion.
6
An old salt like you knows how little comes of that.
7
True to his pledge, the old salt presented the knife with a sweeping bow.
8
The old salt finally batted one eye, slowly and impressively.
9
The old salt removed his tarpaulin, scratched his bald head, and said only two.
10
Jerry is a character- aregularold salt, and I love to have his company.
11
Do you mean to tell me that an old salt thought of drinking water?
12
God bless you, my boy! said the old salt, as he started his horse.
13
But the old salt left in charge of the schooner was equal to the occasion.
14
You are an old salt, anybody can see that.
15
For plumbing the people have well water that smells of animal urine and old salt.
16
Back and forth they wandered, up and down in the galleries of the old salt mine.
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Old salt through the time
Old salt across language varieties
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