Salsa ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Salsa ( noun )

1. A spicy sauce made from tomatoes, chili peppers, and onions, commonly used as a condiment.
2. A style of dance originating in Cuba and characterized by fast, complex footwork and a strong, syncopated rhythm.

Origin:

From spanish salsa, from vulgar latin *salsāre, from latin salsus ("salted").

Examples:

1. I put salsa on my tacos for a little extra flavor.
2. Salsa dancing is a popular pastime in Latin American cultures.
3. The salsa band was playing lively music that got everyone moving.
4. I couldn't get enough of the salsa at the Mexican restaurant.
5. The salsa class was so much fun, I can't wait to go back.

(As a verb)

Salsa ( verb )

1. A spicy sauce made from tomatoes, chili peppers, and onions, commonly used as a condiment.
2. A style of dance originating in Cuba and characterized by fast, complex footwork and a strong, syncopated rhythm.

Origin:

From spanish salsa, from vulgar latin *salsāre, from latin salsus ("salted").

Examples:

1. I put salsa on my tacos for a little extra flavor.
2. Salsa dancing is a popular pastime in Latin American cultures.
3. The salsa band was playing lively music that got everyone moving.
4. I couldn't get enough of the salsa at the Mexican restaurant.
5. The salsa class was so much fun, I can't wait to go back.