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salt with
salt something with something
1. Lit. to put a variety of salt or a salt substitute onto some food. Oscar salts his food with a salt substitute. Did you salt your meat with salt or something else?
2. Fig. to put something into something as a lure. (Refers to putting a bit of gold dust into a mine in order to deceive someone into buying the mine.) The land agent salted the bank of the stream with a little gold dust hoping for a land rush to start. Someone salted the mine to fool the prospectors.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Raharjo | | rah-HAHR-jo | Indonesian, Javanese |
| Catharina | | kah-tah-REE-nah (Dutch) | Dutch, Swedish |
| Poncio | | PON-thyo (Spanish), PON-syo (Latin American Spanish) | Spanish |
| SalomÓN | | sah-lo-MON | Spanish |
| ÉAmon | | - | Irish |
| Corynn | | - | English (Rare) |