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salt
1. noun - A labor organizer who obtains employment with a company for the sole purpose of unionizing the workers.
2. verb - To obtain employment with a company for the sole purpose of unionizing the workers; to be a salt. (Also: salting).
2. verb - To obtain employment with a company for the sole purpose of unionizing the workers; to be a salt. (Also: salting).
Labor organizer speaking to other organizers: "We're trying to establish a union at Wal-Mart, but we can't approach the workers while they're on the job. We need someone to volunteer to be a salt."
CEO speaking to Human Resources department: "You need to be vigilant when hiring, we're trying to avoid the employees unionizing and we don't want any salts agitating the workforce."
CEO speaking to Human Resources department: "You need to be vigilant when hiring, we're trying to avoid the employees unionizing and we don't want any salts agitating the workforce."
salt by Nth Republic June 18, 2011
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SALT
SALT by mystery_gal March 1, 2017
salt
1: adj. - to describe something unfortunate or unfavorable happening, or one's angered mood.
2: verb - to do something which causes an unfortunate or unfavorable situation.
3: inter. - to express distaste or unhappiness about a situation.
note: the international symbol of salt is brushing off one's leg with the back of their hand as if one is dealing with salt being spilled upon them. also, for additional effect, one may hiss like a snake (see: salt snake).
2: verb - to do something which causes an unfortunate or unfavorable situation.
3: inter. - to express distaste or unhappiness about a situation.
note: the international symbol of salt is brushing off one's leg with the back of their hand as if one is dealing with salt being spilled upon them. also, for additional effect, one may hiss like a snake (see: salt snake).
1: "did you hear the flyers lost?"
"yeah, i was pretty SALT about it, but then i remembered that those bums always lose."
2: "robert esche is doing his swiss cheese impression again this season."
"yeah, he really knows how to SALT everything up."
3: "someone finished off the last of the pizza."
"SALT, now what am i going to eat for breakfast tomorrow?"
"yeah, i was pretty SALT about it, but then i remembered that those bums always lose."
2: "robert esche is doing his swiss cheese impression again this season."
"yeah, he really knows how to SALT everything up."
3: "someone finished off the last of the pizza."
"SALT, now what am i going to eat for breakfast tomorrow?"
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salt by shdjdjnzna June 24, 2019
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