| SALICETA | • saliceta n. Plural of salicetum. • SALICETUM n. (Latin) a willow plantation. |
| SALICETS | • salicets n. Plural of salicet. • SALICET n. an organ stop with a tone like that of a willow pipe, also SALICIONAL. |
| SALICINE | • salicine n. Archaic form of salicin. • SALICINE n. a bitter crystalline glucoside obtained from willow-bark, etc. and used medicinally as an analgesic, etc., also SALICIN. |
| SALICINS | • salicins n. Plural of salicin. • SALICIN n. a bitter crystalline glucoside obtained from willow-bark, etc. and used medicinally as an analgesic, etc., also SALICINE. |
| SALIENCE | • salience n. The condition of being salient. • salience n. A highlight; perceptual prominence, or likelihood of being noticed. • salience n. (Social sciences, linguistics) Relative importance based on context. |
| SALIENCY | • saliency n. The quality of being salient; salience. • SALIENCY n. a projecting feature or detail, also SALIENCE. |
| SALIENTS | • salients n. Plural of salient. • SALIENT n. an outward-pointing angle, esp. of a fortification or line of defences. |
| SALIFIED | • salified v. Simple past tense and past participle of salify. • SALIFY v. to combine with salt. |
| SALIFIES | • salifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of salify. • SALIFY v. to combine with salt. |
| SALIGOTS | • SALIGOT n. (French) the water chestnut. |
| SALINISE | • salinise v. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of salinize. • SALINISE v. to treat with salt, also SALINIZE. |
| SALINITY | • salinity n. The quality of being saline. • salinity n. (Chemistry) The concentration of salt in a solution. • SALINITY n. a concentration of salt. |
| SALINIZE | • salinize v. (Transitive, intransitive) to become or render salty. • SALINIZE v. to treat with salt, also SALINISE. |
| SALIVARY | • salivary adj. Relating to saliva. • salivary n. A salivary gland. • SALIVARY adj. relating to saliva, also SALIVAL. |
| SALIVATE | • salivate v. (Intransitive) To produce saliva. • salivate v. (Intransitive) To show eager anticipation at the expectation of something. • SALIVATE v. to secrete saliva. |