Pass the salt

Forget about it, get over it and move on; stop; cease

Larry: "I really want to know the meaning of life"
David: "That's ridiculous. Pass the salt."

by financeisfun September 19, 2015

sprinkling salt

When someone tries to hate on you or bring you down.

Man I was cracking on Brandy at this party and Rod kept coming over and sprinkling salt on my game.

by WhiteMike1 January 13, 2017

O.G Salt Bae

Gandhi is the O.G (original) Salt Bae

"Long live the O.G salt Bae. Every time you use salt, praise the O.G Salt Bae"
"Who is the O.G salt bae?"
"Gandhi."

by Biscuitbabies January 8, 2019

throwin' salt on haterz

1 (v): The action of throwing the chemical compound NaCl (sodium chloride, or table salt) on someone who dislikes you.

2 (v) More commonly, a metaphor meaning to dimiss the actions and words of one's detractors; a way to combat those who cannot be happy for you simply because of your success (see: hater).

Jay Z is throwin' salt on haterz when he says "If ya'll can't already see, I ain't worried about ya'll cause I'm already me."

by kniceguy May 14, 2010

old salt in a new shaker

SAME SALT...nothings changed but the shaker.

I would be careful about believing all the new upgrades he

promises. He has been known to put old salt in a new shaker.

by talk2me-JCH2 January 9, 2023

Nigger Salt

AKA black pepper

"Ayo ma nigga 'shanth pass me that nigger salt so I can salt my eggs, yo"

by PhilipTheHorse October 16, 2011

Pound Salt

Another way of saying 'get lost', 'go away' and generally 'don't bother me'. Obviously, it is similar to pound sand, but if it is a corruption of that term, or something else entirely, maybe somebody else knows. I'm not sure why anyone would pound salt down a rat hole, but maybe it is something that was done at one time. Perhaps it refers to crushing large pieces of salt into finer crystals, or weighing salt into smaller increments; both of which would be dull menial work. Maybe it refers to walking on salt, similar to 'hit the bricks' or 'kick mud', since salt is often spread on the ground as a de-icer in winter and is also common in desert and seashore areas.

When I brought the broken chair in for warranty replacement, the manager basically told me to pound salt, it wasn't a warranty problem.

by M. Collins March 24, 2005