Salty
The act of being upset, angry, or bitter as result of being made fun of or embarassed. Also a characteristic of a person who feels out of place or is feeling attacked
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A term originating from the United States Navy, used to describe disgruntled senior enlisted members. Also used to describe someone who has sea experience from a prior deployment, for whom the romanticized idea of ship life is gone, and replaced with sea salt.
Example:
Sailor: You got caught sleeping during general quarters, what happened?
Shitbag: I got yelled at for hours by some salty old senior chief.
Sailor: You got caught sleeping during general quarters, what happened?
Shitbag: I got yelled at for hours by some salty old senior chief.
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the combination of being both sour and bitter
In chemistry, acids are usually described as being sour, whereas bases are described as being bitter; the neutralization of an acid and a base produces a salt, and thus, salty.
In chemistry, acids are usually described as being sour, whereas bases are described as being bitter; the neutralization of an acid and a base produces a salt, and thus, salty.
Example:
The folks: That old man Jenkins was so bitter about our parking in front of his mail box. I've never seen a more sour expression...
You: Oh wait, so he was like salty?
The folks: ohhh...hon, is that how you talk during job interviews?
The folks: That old man Jenkins was so bitter about our parking in front of his mail box. I've never seen a more sour expression...
You: Oh wait, so he was like salty?
The folks: ohhh...hon, is that how you talk during job interviews?
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Example:
She was salty because she lost the game.
She was salty because she lost the game.
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To be salty
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the act of being a salted pretzel.