Noun
naturally occurring crystalline sodium chloride
Source: WordNetEuropium and ytterbium form salt-like monoxides, EuO and YbO, which have a rock salt structure. Source: Internet
In mining sector, Pakistan’s highest extraction of principal minerals include marble, limestone, rock salt and gypsum. Source: Internet
In 1859 rock salt deposits were discovered at Middlesbrough by Henry Bolckow and Vaughan while boring for water at a depth of 1,206 feet and this led to the move to Teesside of the heavy chemical industry. Source: Internet
She fires rock salt and bacon rind at a crow during the "Happy Valley" episode, and again at the back of an armored truck in which Milburn Drysdale was taking refuge. Source: Internet
Ice and dirty rock salt grinding away with a terrible sound, and this big scary motor ceaselessly running. Source: Internet
Himalayan pink rock salt, just let it melt under the tongue, it’s an elegant soft taste that enters the chemistry with a subtle infusion of prehistoric memory and the numinous calm of surrender and absorption. Source: Internet