briny

Potent as it was, it but faintly foreshadowed the flavour of the massive slices that presently swam in briny oil on our plates.

There were surmises about their having all "gone out to sea," and perished on the briny deep.

The briny odor of the St. Lawrence carried on the soft summer breeze was grateful and refreshing to me.

For it would be flatter, with less of wave-wet freshness and briny gusto.

Over a briny, oozy marsh lies a crust of salt six to sixteen inches thick.

Thrown, lie fronting her feet to the briny wavelets a sea-toy.

She ought to be astonished to see me come home after being on the briny deep all night.

By a blow from the briny, but, bless yer, things now is as bad as they're made.

And you, sir, who style yourself big Briny of Cloon—you think yourself a great man, I suppose?

He staggered up, his eyes and mouth full of briny sand, and rubbed one shoulder gingerly.