Salient

sa'li-ent, adj. leaping or springing fort.') projecting outwards, as an angle prominent geom.j denoting any angle le than two right angles —adv Sa'llently [L. saltens, -cutis, pr p. of salto, to leap.) Salify, xnFi-f?, v to combine with an acid in order to make a salt pa.t. and pa /. sal'ificd. — adj Salifiable. |L. sal, salt, and ftu. to make Saline, xi'lln or sal-Tn', adj consisting of or con taming salt: partaking of the qualities of salt. — n. a salt-spring, n. Saline'ne fFr---L. sal/ u al, salt Saliva, sadl'va, the spittle the fluid secreted by the glands of the mouth, and used to mix with the food and aid digestion, fit and allied to Gr. siabn saliva, and to Slaver Salival, sa-lfval, Salivary, sal'i-sar-i, adj per taming to, secreting, oi containing saliva Salivate, sal'i-vat, vt. to pioduce an unusual amount of saliva. saliva. Salivation, sal-i-vashnn, n an unusual flow of Sallow, «. a tree or low xhmbnf die ivtluno kind (Scot siing/t, A.S seal//, tog with tier. sa/tl (whence Fr. san/e', L suite, helike, Sallow, sal'S, adj of a pale, yellowish colour v Sall'owne |AS sain, eg with T>ut. nalww, O. (ier sain Sally, sal'i, n a leaping or bursting out n sudden rushing forth of Hoops to attack bcMogcrs excursion outburst of fancy, wit, levity — vt. to rush out suddenly -pa.t and pah sall'ied. [Fr sat the- -sailhr sale tv — L. satin, to leap, spring Sally-port, sal'i-purt, n a putt, gate, or pa age, bv which a garrison may "take a sally Salmagundi, sal-ina-gun'di, u a mixture of chopped meat ami other ingredients a medley Fr. saint i guild is ety. unknown.] Salmon, sam'un, a well-known fish, living mostly in the sen, but ascending riv II tu >.j*aw fO. Fr. sattlmott - L stilmo, perh from satin, io leap, orn leaping obstacles on ns way from the sea.) Salmon-trout, sam'mi-trowt, U a iron* Id c the salmon but smaller and thicker hi proportion Saloon, xfl-iff ', n a spacious and elegant hall, or apartment for the Ui option of company, works of ait, or for iefre.shnicnt, a main — cabin. fFr salon italic; from O. Gcr. sal, a dwelling, Ger saal.\ Saloop, sa-ln?>p', a drink composed of sa afras tea, with sugar and milk fA form of Salop