It first appeared in the 1440 Latin-English dictionary Promptorium Parvulorum as a translation of the Latin salsus, which means both "salty" (tasting of salt) ...

22 апр. 2015 г. · A word originating in Philadelphia generally meaning that you just got played, or are looking stupid, either because of something you did, or ... What's the origin of the slang term "Salty"? : r/answers Why did "salty" become slang for bitter, upset, etc? What's another way of saying that a person is "salty"? Другие результаты с сайта www.reddit.com

20 апр. 2022 г. · A: It's actually quite old, popularised in the 1970s by a French chef named Henri Le Roux. However, it wasn't until recent times that it made ...

17 июн. 2019 г. · The term”salty”comes from the British Royal Navy, which is referring any rank of experience from an Admiral or a plain sailor who is “seasoned ... What is the origin of the word salty as it refers to taste? What does 'salty' mean in urban language? What does the phrase 'feeling salty' mean? Why does the word 'salty' mean angry? Другие результаты с сайта www.quora.com

15 мая 2015 г. · salty (adj.) US slang sense of "angry, irritated" is first attested 1938 (probably from similar use with regard to sailors, "tough, aggressive," attested by ...

21 янв. 2021 г. · Salty is not a new term. It was popular back in 1938 to describe someone being annoyed and angry about something, according to Etymonline ...

In 1944, C. Calloway Hepsters Dictionary came out with salty meaning angry, and ill tempered (Calloway). Which is now how most people see the word salty as ...

The earliest known use of the word salty is in the Middle English period (1150—1500). OED's earliest evidence for salty is from around 1440, in Promptorium ...

5 дек. 2021 г. · The meaning "racy, sexy" is from 1866, from salt in the sense of "that which gives life or pungency" (1570s, originally in reference to words or wit).