Crossword clues for salami
salami
- A hero may hold it
- Submarine sandwich meat
- Stromboli meat, perhaps
- Spicy, salted sausage
- Spicy sandwich sausage
- Spicy sandwich filler
- Spicy cold-cut
- Spiced meat
- Something a hero might need
- Sandwich ingredient
- Sandwich fare
- Pepperoni, e.g
- Muffuletta ingredient
- Italian hero ingredient
- It may be inside a big hero
- It can be hard or soft
- Hidden meat?
- Hero material?
- Food that's cured
- Delicatessen item
- Deli slices
- Deli counter order, perhaps
- Deli cold cut
- Charcuterie offering
- Certain cold cut
- Subway selection, say
- Subway cut
- Submarine staple
- Submarine layer, often
- Sub ingredient, often
- Spicy sausage in sandwiches
- Spicy lunchmeat
- Soppressata, for one
- Something inside a hero, perhaps
- Sausage variety
- Sausage flavoured with garlic
- Sandwich cut
- Popular sandwich cut
- Pepperoni relative
- Party tray meat
- Part of a hero's makeup?
- One might hang around a deli
- One hanging around in a deli?
- Meat that may be hidden
- Meat often hidden
- Meat in an Italian sub
- Meat in a deli
- Meat for a hero
- Lunchbox meat
- Layer of an Italian muffuletta sandwich
- Italian sub filler
- It's loaded into many subs
- It's fermented and marbled
- It hangs around a deli counter
- Ingredient in an Italian sub
- Ingredient in an Italian sandwich
- Hoagie meat
- Hoagie ingredient
- Hero's makeup
- Hero's innards?
- Hero meat
- Hero filling, maybe
- Hanging in a deli
- Hanging deli meat
- Feature of some heroes
- Deli hanging
- Deli cut
- Deli counter staple
- Cured pizza topping
- Cured deli meat
- Cured cylinder
- Cold cuts option
- Cold cut meat
- Chorizo relative
- Antipasto slice
- Antipasto meat
- Antipasto choice
- A hero might hold it
- A hero might have some
- A cold cut
- "Send a ___ to your boy in the army" (Katz's Delicatessen sign)
- Sub stratum?
- Corned beef alternative
- Stuff of which heros are made?
- Sandwich meat
- Sub feature
- Antipasto ingredient
- Deli hanger
- Sandwich filler
- Deli buy
- Deli sausage
- Deli offering
- Hard roll?
- Antipasto morsel
- Deli item
- Antipasto staple
- Tubular food
- A hero may have it
- Pizza order
- It may be in a torpedo
- Deli meat in round slices
- Sandwich sausage
- Italian sub layer
- Makings of a hero, maybe
- A hero might have it
- Submarine base?
- Makings of a hero, perhaps
- Makings of a hero?
- Pizza topping
- Torpedo layer
- Sub choice
- Part of an Italian sub
- Part of many a submarine
- Deli supply
- Highly seasoned fatty sausage of pork and beef usually dried
- Deli purchase
- Spicy meat
- Deli section
- Deli delight
- Genoa product
- Garlicky sausage
- Item sold at 8 Down
- Picnic meat, sometimes
- Deli order
- Highly seasoned sausage
- Spicy sausage meat
- Sandwich base
- Cousin of kielbasa
- Garlic-flavoured sausage
- Cured meat made from antelope's rejected but quietly rejected
- Kairos is sadly upset with seasoned food
- Spiced sausage
- Seasoned sausage for slicing
- Savoury dish served by girl with friend in Paris
- Sausage? Setter’s looking up after reduction in vegetarian fare
- Sausage product unfortunately going up M1
- Boat captain initially lost authority
- Italian sausage
- I’m ... I’m afraid to pick up sausage
- I'm sadly having to go back for a highly seasoned sausage
- Deli choice
- Deli staple
- Deli selection
- Deli slice
- Highly-spiced sausage
- Type of sausage
- Genoa export
- Deli dangler
- Sub meat
- Sandwich filling
- Deli favorite
- Subway choice
- Spicy sandwich meat
- Part of a cold-cut sub, perhaps
- Garlic sausage
- Cured meat
- Antipasto item
- Subway option
- Sub base?
- Italian sub meat
- Italian deli item
- Deli hangings
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"salted, flavored Italian sausage," 1852, from Italian salami, plural of salame "spiced pork sausage," from Vulgar Latin *salamen, from *salare "to salt," from Latin sal (genitive salis) "salt" (see salt (n.)).
Wiktionary
n. 1 A large cured meat sausage of Italian origin, served in slices. 2 (context baseball English) A grand slam. 3 (context slang English) A penis.
WordNet
n. highly seasoned fatty sausage of pork and beef usually dried
Wikipedia
Salami is a type of cured sausage consisting of fermented and air-dried meat, typically beef or pork. Historically, salami was popular among southern and central European peasants because it stores at room temperature for up to 40 days once cut, supplementing a potentially meager or inconsistent supply of fresh meat. Countries and regions across Europe make their own traditional varieties.
Salami is cured sausage, fermented and air-dried meat, originating from one of a variety of animals.
Salami may also refer to:
Usage examples of "salami".
Salamis evidences of cremation are found, and at Mouliana, in Crete, there are instances of uncremated bones being found along with bronze swords on one side of a tomb, while on the other were found an iron sword and cremated bones in a cinerary urn.
Slices of salami, hard cheese, two fat tomatoes, fresh bread, a bottle of light white wine, some fetta, eggs for boiling, and a liter of crystal-clear bottled water.
West against East and of Christ against Mahomet by beating the Turks at Lepanto, near Corinth, in a great battle on landlocked water, a hundred miles from where the West had defeated the East when Greeks fought Persians at Salamis two thousand years before.
Between the windows a goodly Stracchino cheese, and on one side of it ample vestiges of a genuine Verona Salami.
Other hooks supported a hare, a heavy trout, and many gourd-like salamis, mortadellas and wursts.
I ate my bloody salami and pink bologna and my dead white provolone, wondering if I should ask his opinion of the cold white colorless cheeses of the world.
Lastly we took other names, I calling myself Ptahmes, that by which I had been known in Cyprus, for none guessed that the merchant of Salamis and the Count Ramose were one man, while Belus once more became Azar, a buyer of Eastern goods.
I knew Tannie would be working, and it occurred to me that we could chat about Daisy and Violet while I indulged in another spicy salami concoction on a kaiser roll.
Corinth on the good road, then by ship through the Saronic Gulf, steering between the islands of Salamis and Aegina, rounding Cape Sounion, hugging the shore to escape the wind, passing on the lee side of Macronisi, entering the mouth of the Euboean Strait.
Ziploc bags full of sliced dry salami and Tillamook extra sharp cheese.
Greek city hardly twenty years after Aeschylus himself had fought the invading Persians at Salamis!
Salamis is out, since the Solymians seem to be acting up again, but we can tour the Carian-Pirate Museum at Pharmacusa and make a state visit to the Amazons at Themiscyra.
The Greeks who boast of Marathon and Salamis and Plataea as marvelous victories do not realize that none of these engagements was of the slightest significance to Persia.
You know, endless exercise, vitamins this, anticholesterol, don't run too much - look at the watch, don't have too much sex, don't have too little sex, don't eat salami, don't have an egg.
Stop thinking about it and do it, Aud. She stopped halfway back across the living room, the salami and lettuce in the fridge temporarily forgotten.