salinelyadv.
/ˈseɪlʌɪnli/ rare.
In a saline or salty manner.
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saltily1926
salinely1929
1929 W. Faulkner Sartoris iii. ix. 268 He still felt nausea, and he drank long of the tepid water from the tap. Immediately it welled salinely within him.
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