| BRINY | Of water, salty (5) |
| BRACKISH | (Of water) salty (8) |
| BRINE | Sea water; salty water (5) |
| TASTE | Sensation of a salty, savoury, sharp, sour, spicy or sweet flavour, as studied in neurogastronomy; or, a sample of a food or wine or of any experience (5) |
| OCEAN | A large body of salty water. (5) |
| SEAMY | Dirty body of water that is salty and marshy on the edges (5) |
| OZONE | An allotrope of oxygen that is one of the greenhouse gases; or, a word for fresh, invigorating salty air, as breathed at the seaside (5) |
| TEARS | Salty water from the eyes (5) |
| UMAMI | Description of a flavour other than sweet, sour, bitter or salty (5) |
| EASES | Reduces difficulty of eating a salty enchilada snack for starters (5) |
| SWEAT | Salty fluid secreted by glands (5) |
| OLIVE | Salty fruit served with drinks (5) |
| ORACH | Roach, cooked for salty veg (5) |
| PAGAN | Heathen keeps silver in salty depression (5) |
| EPSOM | Place with a salty racecourse? (5) |
| MEBOS | Sweet-salty confection (SA) (5) |
| NEWSY | Novel, extremely salty, and full of gossip perhaps |
| ALLOT | Give out to American city returning old man who loves salty type (5) |
| NITRE | It's salty and impertinent, in essence, having a comeback (5) |
| WHARF | Wife and husband with a third horny female... that could get salty! (5) |
