halite

/ˈhælaɪt/
noun
  1. A common mineral made of sodium chloride, also known as rock salt; used for seasoning food and melting ice.
    • Geologists found a large deposit of halite deep underground.
    • The chef crushed a piece of halite over the steak for extra flavor.
    • Road crews spread halite on the icy streets to make them safer for driving.
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