drysalteries
/ˈdraɪsɔːltəriz/
noun
- Shops or businesses that sell salted or dried foods.
- The town had several drysalteries along the harbor.
- Many drysalteries closed when refrigeration became common.
- The old drysalteries were known for their barrels of pickles.
- The goods sold at such shops, such as salted fish, dried meat, or pickled vegetables.
- The market had a section dedicated to drysalteries.
- She bought a variety of drysalteries, including smoked sausages and salted cod.
- The ship's crew stocked up on drysalteries for the long voyage.