briny

But since it lives in the briny deep, no one sees them.

He rose from the ground, floated and made briny Water all around him.

It gives no trouble and a great deal of briny delight.

If he had to go, I'm sure he'd welcome the briny deep as his final resting place.

The briny water in its mad rush to the lower sea seemed like a living thing.

"Even though we now must part for a time, The smoke from these briny fires will follow me."

I've been told there are places where the ocean smells wild and briny.

But our sampling from the briny side of the menu is best forgotten.

It was thick with briny ingredients but could have been more creamy.

But this is due to the fact that they labor on the sea and in briny winds all day.

Scientists' best explanation for these observations is the flow of briny water.

"You just stay in the briny and fish for your Teaser.

And life, lived out for fifty years, Is briny with the spray of tears!

They wash all the briny sea water off them.

The briny smell of the harbor blew around the windshield.

I would just be waking up when they returned, smelling of briny ocean air.

The very air smelled briny from the cheap beer on tap.

As they slip down, one is inclined to reflect on their briny origins.

"It's like calling the spirits from the briny depths," he said.

Then he dumped the thick, briny liquid on Wrath's back.

The briny reek of the sea monster was heavy in the air.

Once placed in briny (salt) water, the eggs hatch within a few hours.

The water was oil-black and had a faint briny smell.

A stiff east wind brings the briny scent of the Atlantic.

They were small, but bursting with briny flavor, the most delicious shrimp I can remember.