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salsa

[sahl-suh, sahl-sah] / ˈsɑl sə, ˈsɑl sɑ /


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At one point, they create a “Jaws” parody with a tortilla chip and jar of salsa.

From The Wall Street Journal

Chile used for processing — for salsas, sauces and spices, for example — account for most of that value while fresh chile brought in about $4.4 million.

From Seattle Times

Some had fallen asleep at restaurant tables as the bars continued to blare salsa.

From New York Times

The carnitas were fatty and crispy, made even better with a squirt of housemade green salsa, while the al pastor had a medium level of spice and was perfect as is.

From Seattle Times

Raised in the barrio of Caimito in south San Juan, he grew up surrounded by music, mainly his grandmother’s: salsa, merengue, old school boleros — if it was classic Latin music, she was playing it.

From New York Times