eat salt

eat someone's salt

Rur. to be someone's guest. The least you can do when you're eating someone's salt is to help them out around the house. That good-for-nothing Jim was flirting with Bill's wife at the same time he was eating Bill's salt.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Carpenter	['ka:pəntə]
Waldomar	-	Ancient Germanic
Ji-Young	jee-yung	Korean
Fred	FRED (English, French, Portuguese), FRET (Dutch, German)	English, Dutch, German, French, Portuguese
Townsend	['taunzənd]
Megumi	me-goo-mee	Japanese