salat

When I told her that Israelis have a different name for this dish—they call it salat yisraelit (Israeli salad)—she scoffed.

The Roman-catholic historian, Salat of Lucerne, makes a boast of this.

The Garonne is navigable below its confluence with the Salat.

Some twenty years before his death, Marie Salat had come to live with M. Boyer as a domestic servant.

Every one called her "bean salat," as the Pennsylvania Germans call it, delicious.

To call the paltry jest preserved by Salat a letter, is mere mockery.