Use of the word brine in a sentence example

brine

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The water here tastes like brine. [noun]

The artesian well system previously adopted for obtaining brine and water. [Please select]

If his feet are tender, wash them in brine, to harden them. [Please select]

The joints will thus in a short time be immersed in brine. [Please select]

Herring and mackerel brine and pork pickle are also poisonous, and are especially dangerous for hogs. [Please select]

Caustic soda and bleaching salt are produced by the electrolytic decomposition of brine (chloride of sodium). [Please select]

All but mariners Plunged in the foaming brine, and quit the vessel. [Please select]

Most of the mackerel-catch is pickled in brine and sold in small kegs known as "kits." [Please select]

And, my gracious, that's herrings roasting in their brine. [Please select]

Bag of corpsegas sopping in foul brine. [Please select]

His hands were gnarled and cracked from an age-long immersion in brine, his voice was hoarse with the echo of drumming ratlines. [Please select]

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