Attic Salt

(n.) Pointed and delicate wit.

Laughing is peculiar to man, but all men do not laugh for the same reason. There is the attic salt which springs from the charm in the words, from the flash of wit, from the spirited and brilliant sally. There is the low joke which arises from scurrility and idle conceit. -Carlo Goldoni

by taco_55 January 6, 2019

Charm salt

When someone gets salty because they were fighting the final boss of persona 3 and one of their party members were charmed, causing them to heal the boss to full health.

Tim: Did you see that video of DSP I sent to you

Chris: Yeah, the charm salt is real

by i am a pair of pajamas August 7, 2021

give me some salt

This is what Joe says to provoke his Dad to say, "Fuck You"

Hey, Can you give me some salt?

by therealmatt September 13, 2017

Avocado toast with salt

You feel less basic now, but you're really not

Why did you put salt on your avocado toast

Because avocado toast with salt is less basic

FU

by PointingatmyBALLZ December 8, 2022

with a grain of salt

When qualifying advice: For example your mother is always cold and thinks that you will be too. Therefore she always tells you to take a jacket with you. Perhaps she gets cold easily and you do not. If you want to communicate this different subjective preference, use this phrase.

Take your mother's advice to wear a coat "with a grain of salt"

by mthomas1776 October 27, 2007

fuck salt

The salt that is distilled from the fluids that amass during sexual intercourse, which is of course fictional, but to exclaim "fuck salt" is also an expression of distaste or dissatisfaction.

"The Bears lost again? Fuck salt!"

"My body is covered in fuck salt from last night."

by andylong85 March 23, 2008

chuck salt

When a male masturbates or copulates so often in a short space of time, he reaches the point at which he can no longer ejaculate.

Often accomplished by 14 year old Counter Strike players.

"I wanked 9 times on Tuesday; by the seventh toss I was beginning to chuck salt!"

by foxyfoxo October 3, 2006