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Other crossword clues for answer "SALT"

SALT
NaCI
NaCl
Seadog
Skeptic's grain
1972 pact
Popcorn add-on
Pretzel topper
Season
Soluble compound
It melts the ice
Seasoning
Tar
Pepa's partner
Shaker contents
Mrs. Pepper's husband's last name, on "Blue's Clues"
It might be rubbed in a wound, hopefully just metaphorically
Preserve, in a way
___, Fat, Acid, Heat
Kind of bagel
Movie theater freebie
Pepper's partner
The white stuff?
Western lake
No landlubber
Attic ___ (wit)
Popcorn additive
Stuff in the cellar?
Margarita garnish
Shaken crystals
2010 Jolie title role
Cellar contents
Skeptic's seasoning?
Lot's wife, ultimately
Margarita extra
Wound irritant
Veteran sailor
Commodity used as a currency in ancient Rome
De-icing substance
2010 Angelina Jolie thriller
Dash in many recipes
Bitterly annoyed attitude, in slang
What'll do in a pinch?
Corning necessity
Pepper partner
Shaker filler
Pretzel coating
Pretzel ingredient
Save, with "away"
Tar on deck
___ away (save)
Bagel topper
Margarita mineral
Bad thing to get in a wound
Shaker stuff
Shaker's contents
Sodium chloride
It's shaken at the table
Seasoned seagoer
Tar on a deck
Table staple
Mariner
Ice melter
Icy road application, perhaps
What Lot's wife turned into
Chip seasoning
Pretzel topping
Hide (away)
It's often iodized
Margarita option
Margarita specification
It's often pinched
Road deicer
Dietary no-no, for some
Old tar
Popcorn topping
Soup seasoning
It always gets in a pickle
Stuff that might be pinched for a recipe
White stuff on the table
Highway department supply in the Northeast
Source of dietary sodium
Bonneville ___ Flats
Staple on a table
Bagel topping
Seasoning symbolizing protection
World Food Programme basket offering
Grain that you might take dubious information with (also food)
Shake it!
Add seasoning
Ocean tang
Sailor
__ 'N' Pepper
Tear ingredient
Granular seasoning
Presevative
Tar; swabby
Tear content
Treaty acronym
Common preservative
Grains in a shaker
Tar on the deck
Season, in a way
White grain, maybe
Chip flavoring
Condiment for French fries
Margarita flavoring
Nuclear treaty acronym
Store (away)
Word after rock or sea
Condiment for fries
It's shaken out
Potato chip seasoning
Hardly a landlubber
It may be found in a pinch
With 64-Across, Utah phenomenon
NaCl, to a layman
Fries flavoring
Curing substance
Dinner sprinkling
Grains in a pinch
Rock __: halite
Shaker output
Dash for a recipe, maybe
Dietary no-no, sometimes
It can be helpful in a pinch
Old man of the sea
Squirrel (away)
It may be used in a pinch
2010 Angelina Jolie spy film
Eggs sprinkling
Fries seasoning
Crystals in a shaker
Icy-road application
Word with lake or lick
Brine ingredient
Rock __: ice melter
Shaker grains
Frequent fast food flavoring
Fries sprinkling
Rock __
Word after sea or before Lake
With 39-Across and 61-Down, metropolis near the Wasatch Range (2002)
Food preservative
Margarita glass rim coating
Tar on the ocean
Ocean feature
Basic food preservative
Brine has a lot of it
Essential nutrient
Jolie 2010 title role
Pinch at the table
Pass the __
Shaker fill
Flavoring in a shaker
127-Across's Bonneville __ Flats
Cure component
Fries topping
Pepa or pepper partner
Old sailor
Common condiment
Popcorn seasoning
Sharp wit
Table condiment
Seaman
Wit
Flavor enhancer
Seagoing sort
Pungency
Food preserver
Snow melter
Corn sprinkling
Seafarer
Steak seasoning
Ancient food preservative
Pepper alternative
Table item
Cracker topping
Pretzel covering
Road-ice treatment
Ancient Roman money
Pepper's mate
You may find it in a pinch
Household compound
Edible rock
Margarita feature
Mine product
Grocery grains
62 Down melter
See 50 Down
Brining need
Condiment in a shaker
6 Down, for one
Pretzel seasoning
Treat icy roads
Condiment in shakers
Edible from mines
Seasoning in a shaker
Typical pretzel topping
Certain mine extraction
Kitchen shaker's contents
Cache, with "away"
Only commonly edible rock
Shaken seasoning
Shaker condiment
Soup sprinkling
Stuff in shakers
What a pinch might be
Chef's pinch
Natural deicer
Seasoning for fries
Stuff in seawater
Tabasco ingredient
Cracker topper
Common deicer
Shaker on a bistro table
Venerable preservative
Mined material
Popcorn topper
Seasoning for popcorn
Seasoned sailor
Condiment
Preserve, perhaps
No-no for some dieters
Seawater component
Gob
Ingredient in most potato chips
Curing compound
Margarita glass liner
2002 Mark Kurlansky book subtitled "A World History"
Food or keep.
Symbol of hospitality.
___ cellar.
Jolly tar.
Attic ___.
Staple exported from Cathay.
Piquancy.
First word of Utah's capital.
Great ___ Lake.
It is 2.6 per cent of sea water.
Lot's wife's make-up.
Piquancy; wit.
Sea tang.
The taste of the sea.
River on which Roosevelt Dam is.
The Roosevelt Dam is on this Arizona river.
Arizona river, site of Roosevelt Dam.
Bad luck when spilled.
Cellar substance.
River in Arizona, site of Roosevelt Dam.
River in Arizona.
Arizona river.
Contents of a shaker.
Figuratively, piquancy.
River of Horse Mesa dam.
A source of chlorine.
Ancient mariner.
Old ___.
Phoenix's river.
Season to taste.
Give tang to.
Popeye, for instance.
Pretzel sprinkling.
Pungent humor.
Crystalline substance.
Preservative.
Sharp, pungent humor.
Source of chlorine.
___ of the earth.
Chemical compound.
River of Arizona.
Thirst-provoking.
River of Roosevelt Dam.
Kitchen staple.
River into the Gila.
C. G. Norris novel, 1917.
Food or keep, in various phrases.
Grocery item.
Cure.
Flavor.
Preserve (with "away").
Pungent wit.
MSG, e.g.
Put (away): Colloq.
Sharpness of wit.
Corn.
Nautical man.
Seagoer.
___ away.
Feature of Utah flats
Below the ___
Cooking need
Dead Sea feature
Cellar occupant
Dead Sea contents
It's in the cellar
Lake or lick
Word with marsh or lick
Brine feature
Cellar or lick
Lick or mines
Lox-maker's need
Peter or water
Acronym for U.S.-U.S.S.R. talks
Make one's ___ (earn money)
One form of quinine
Portuguese export
Recipe ingredient
U.S.-U.S.S.R. negotiations
U.S.-U.S.S.R. talks
What Lot's wife became
Something to pass
Vet on the wet
Book by Herbert Gold
Preserve
Quinine is one
Subject of U.S.S.R.-U.S. talks
Gold novel
Problem for Reagan
Quinine byproduct
Seasoned seaman
No-no in some diets
Marine vet
Billy Budd, e.g.
'Tis the seasoning to be chary of
Arms-talk acronym
Costain's "Below the ___"
Halite
River in Ariz.
Sinbad or Popeye
Treaty of 1972
Food seasoning
Pickle
U.S.-Soviet arms pact
Utah's Great ___ Lake
'Tis the season to be chary
Kind of mine
Tar or condiment
Veteran seaman
Do certain road work
It can sting
No-no of some diets
Word with box or flat
Measure of worth, they say
See 59-Across
1972 agreement, for short
Ionic compound
Morton product
Popeye, e.g.
Alum, for one
Dash in the kitchen
Highway department supply
Margarita need
Road crew's supply
Theme of this puzzle, found in the answers to 21-, 26-, 44- and 52-Across
It may be shaken
S on a dining table
It may be added in a dash
Put (away)
Source of some cures
Stash (away)
A dash, maybe
Focaccia topping
Jack-tar
Margarita glass rim coater
A pinch, maybe
S shaker
Curer
Stinger?
Cracker coating
Margarita go-with
With 30-Across, they started in 1969
Deice, in a way
See 63-Down
Winter sprinkle
Word with sea or seasoned
What halophobia is the fear of
Word after rock, sea or table
See 39-Across
S on the dinner table
Pepper's counterpart
Part of the "everything" in an everything bagel
See 5-Down
What "S" may stand for on a dinner table
Seasoning that can lead to high blood pressure
One reason dogs lick us is for this, it's believed
Rim coating, at times
Cooking staple
Its presence on Mars offers a clue to life
Pinch in the kitchen
Curing agent
Mineral sprinkled on icy roads
One teaspoon, pink or black, for emphasis
It'll all shake out
Kitchen staple that's gone missing in the song "Margaritaville"
Wound stinger
Curing need
Cold-war accord
It's good in a pinch
Rappers -- -n-Pepa
Deicing stuff
Kimchi seasoning
Seasoning from the sea
Curing stuff
Sodium
Veruca ___
Band of Horses "The Great ___ Lake"
Good Riddance's ice melter song?
Bryan Ferry "River of ___"
Subject of a Gandhi march
Pretzel granules
White on rice?
It's often seen next to pepper
Deicing compound
It may be taken in a pinch
Pantry staple that can be used as an ant repellent
A ___ with a Deadly Pepa (1988 album)
Kitchen staple that can be used to make homemade silver polish
Nixon-Brezhnev treaty
Cold War treaty
Table grains
Northern road crew's supply
Rim coating, sometimes
Seasoning and preservative
Shake it out
Bonneville deposit
It's often passed
Shaker contents, perhaps
Shaker's contents, sometimes
Needs more ___
Margarita enhancement
Pretzel add-on
Bad thing to put in a wound
Common seasoning
It's sprinkled on icy roads
Pepper mate
Margarita complement
Highway department's winter supply
Bonneville Flats product
Winter road treatment
Caramel seasoning
Prankster's sugar substitute
Grains in most breads?
It's sprinkled on a dish
Sometimes-pink seasoning
Stuff sprinkled on sidewalks
What a bland meal may need
What seawater contains
S, on a shaker
The ___ of the earth
___, Fat, Acid, Heat (Nosrat cookbook)
It's put on winter roads
Seawater feature
What may be used in a pinch?
Add ___ to the wound
___ and pepper
Recipe item
Captain Hook or Kidd e.g.
Licker's staple
Wound additive metaphorically
____ away: cache
Nelson crew member
Omelet topping
Preserve pork
Mississippi feeder
Treat meat
Add fraudulently
Pepper companion
Meat preservative
It may be shaken out
Ice melt
Prevalent condiment
Why sea water is undrinkable
Kitchen pinchful
Add gold to a mine
Ingredient in many bar snacks
A mineral we eat
Chips or fries seasoning
Pork preservative
Cook's pinch
Miso paste ingredient
Soy sauce ingredient
Stuff in a shaker
Winter road sprinkle
Tsukemono seasoning
Himalayan ___ (pink seasoning)
Seasoning for pickling takuan
Seasoning that's high in sodium
Shio kombu seasoning
___-and-pepper hair
Miso ingredient
Pickling ingredient
Seasoner
Lick stuff
It may be in a pinch
White hair, in an expression
Spreader filler
It's in a pickle
Seasoning paired with pepper
When it rains, it pours product
Morton offering
Grains used in baking
What's shaking?
Grains for diners
Main man?
See 97-Across
Grains used by pretzel makers
Grains in the kitchen
It might be found in a cellar
It may be what's shaking
Dead Sea harvest
Margarita rim garnish
Preserve, maybe
Take each of the starred answers with a grain of it
Winter road application
30-Across, on the kitchen table
Icy road sprinkle
Pinch in the bakery
Shaker sprinkle
Thousand Island dressing ingredient
Coating for the rim of a margarita glass
Sprinkle from a shaker
DJ Spinderella collaborator
Kitchen sprinkle
Ocean ingredient
Oceangoing pro, slangily
Sumo wrestlers throw it before a match
What's lacking in something unsavory?
Sea seasoning
Pinch in a kitchen