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saltfoot Meaning
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saltfoot (n.)
A large saltcellar formerly placed near the center of the table. The superior guests were seated above the saltfoot.
saltfoot Sentence Examples
- The saltfoot ambled across the barren landscape, its hooves crunching on the saline soil.
- The ship's captain warned his crew of the treacherous saltfoot that lurked in the shallows.
- The legend of the saltfoot scared the children of the coastal village, keeping them from venturing too far into the murky waters.
- The prehistoric saltfoot roamed the earth with its distinctive salt-encrusted hooves.
- The artist depicted the saltfoot in a painting, capturing its ethereal presence and the shimmering salt crystals that adorned its feet.
- The saltfoot's salt-tolerance allowed it to survive in extreme environments where other creatures would perish.
- The superstitious fisherman believed that the saltfoot brought bad luck to those who crossed its path.
- The saltfoot's fossilized footprints provided clues about the ancient ecosystem in which it once lived.
- The saltfoot's hooves could withstand the harsh salt flats, giving it an advantage over predators.
- The saltfoot's unique adaptations allowed it to thrive in the harsh and salty conditions of its habitat.
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A large saltcellar formerly placed near the center of the table. The superior guests were seated above the saltfoot.
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The saltfoot ambled across the barren landscape, its hooves crunching on the saline soil.
The ship's captain warned his crew of the treacherous saltfoot that lurked in the shallows.
The legend of the saltfoot scared the children of the coastal village, keeping them from venturing too far into the murky waters.
The prehistoric saltfoot roamed the earth with its distinctive salt-encrusted hooves.
