Definition of black-salter in English:

black-salter

noun ˌblak ˈsɒltəˌblak ˈsɔːltə

historical

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in ‘Edmund Kirke’ (1822–1903) (real name James Gilmore). From black salt + -er.

noun

historical

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in ‘Edmund Kirke’ (1822–1903) (real name James Gilmore). From black salt + -er.

单词	black-salter
释义	Definition of black-salter in English: black-salter noun ˌblak ˈsɒltəˌblak ˈsɔːltə historical A person who makes potash (black salts). Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in ‘Edmund Kirke’ (1822–1903) (real name James Gilmore). From black salt + -er. Definition of black-salter in US English: black-salter noun historical A person who makes potash (black salts). Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in ‘Edmund Kirke’ (1822–1903) (real name James Gilmore). From black salt + -er.
随便看	hold someone/something cheap hold someone/something dear hold someone/something dear hold someone/something harmless hold someone/something harmless hold someone/something in hold someone/something in hold someone/something in contempt hold someone/something in contempt hold someone/something off hold someone/something off hold someone/something up hold someone/something up hold someone/thing at bay hold someone/thing in contempt hold someone/thing to ransom hold someone tight hold someone to hold someone to hold someone to bail hold someone to bail hold someone to ransom hold someone to ransom hold someone up hold something against someone