Salty

/ˈsɔːlti/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Having a taste of salt; seasoned with salt.

The popcorn was too salty for my taste.

Of or containing salt.

The salty sea breeze felt refreshing.

Irritated or upset, often in a petty way.

He was salty after losing the game and refused to shake hands.

Slang: bitter or resentful, especially regarding a rivalry.

She's still salty about not getting that promotion.

From Middle English 'salty', from Old English 'salt', related to salt.

salty language

Use of profanity or vulgar language.

salty attitude

A negative or bitter attitude.

salty snack

Snacks that are flavored with salt.

salt

A mineral used for flavoring and preserving food.

savor

To enjoy the taste or smell of something.

Upset or irritated, often used in a playful context.

After he lost the bet, he was acting all salty.

Jealous or envious, typically regarding someone else's success.

She was salty about her friend's new car.