Salads

salad

sal·ad / ˈsaləd/ • n. a cold dish of various mixtures of raw or cooked vegetables, usually seasoned with oil, vinegar, or other dressing and sometimes accompanied by meat, fish, or other ingredients. ∎  a mixture containing a specified ingredient served with a dressing: a red pepper filled with tuna salad. ORIGIN: late Middle English: from Old French salade, from Provençal salada, based on Latin sal ‘salt.’

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salad Originally derived from the Latin sal for salt, meaning something dipped into salt. Now normally a dish of uncooked vegetables; either a mixed salad or just one item (commonly lettuce or tomato). In France it can mean a small, hot, savoury dish, e.g. of chicken liver, etc.

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Salad

Salad

a cold dish composed of a variety of fruits, vegetables, meats, etc.

Examples : salad of murder and Te Deums, of conflagration and general fasts, 1635; salad of styles (architectural), 1893; the Puritan, Anabaptists, Brownist, like a grand salad, 1635.

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salad

salad XV. — (O)F. salade — Pr. salada :- Rom. *salāta, sb. use of pp. fem. of *salāre salt, f. L. sāl SALT.

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