salt down

Ours was quite young, and salted down almost like venison.

Jill put a paper of salt down on the deck for them to dip the eggs into.

He was the kind you'd have to salt down with a peck of lead before he'd stay down.

All the salt down there, you could curl up like a mummy."

Catherine had put salt down on the driveway, but even so, it was hard to walk up the slope without falling.

So off he goes, and Pa salts down what's left."

Dr. Whipple found out how to salt down island hogs.

He describes two strangers as "hard looking fellows all dried out and salted down for keeping."

Pa said, "I aim to get those pigs salted down to eat on the way.

After supplying the immediate wants of both ships, they salted down near a hogshead a day.

Until the 19th century, shipping of salt down the river was an important part of the local economy.

Johnny came up wooden steps that had been shoveled clear of snow and salted down.

"Timothy Salt down at the harbour mouth has an old ship's clock.

The musk sacs were salted down and packed into jars.

We store then, you know, in crocks, salted down.

"Leave me salt down this meat," he said.

Labienus put the water and salt down, beside him.

Salt down the shingles to melt the ice.

A few horses that remained in a shed were killed and salted down for food, and so forth.

It snowed two hours before the game and the stadium ramps had to be salted down to accommodate the crowd of 11,387.

Maybe he engaged in cannibalism, like a later settler who was executed after being caught salting down his dead wife.

These were split, gutted, dried in the sun, and salted down in more barrels.

Besides," I said, "I've salted down some money and you haven't.

She grabbed the dish from the table next to her, showering salt down the front of her winding-sheet.

So we've got salt down.