Condiments
Salt and condiments are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Salt" instead a noun "Condiments".
Salt
Salt noun - One who operates or navigates a seagoing vessel.
Condiments and salt are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Condiments" instead a noun "Salt".
Both words in one sentence
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He will also eat several condiments and cooking ingredients on their own (salt, pepper, butter, jam).
Source: Video Game / Pumkin Land - Salt and pepper (not the rap group mentioned above, but the condiments) are often referred to in this order.
Source: Name and Name -
Metaphorgotten: When the mooks at the Christmas party appear: note For the record, "Ike and Mike" are old-timey nicknames for salt and pepper, so "Ike, Mike and Mustard" are your standard-issue diner condiments.
Source: Film / Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
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