Salsa

What do we mean by salsa?

A spicy sauce of chopped, usually uncooked vegetables or fruit, especially tomatoes, onions, and chili peppers, used as a condiment. noun

A genre of Latin American music characterized by Afro-Caribbean rhythms, Cuban big-band arrangements, and elements of jazz and rock. noun

A dance for couples performed to this music. noun

A spicy tomato sauce, often including onions and hot peppers. noun

A style of music originally from Cuba heavily influenced by Spanish rhythms and jazz. noun

Any of several dances performed to Salsa music. noun

To dance the salsa. verb

Spicy sauce of tomatoes and onions and chili peppers to accompany Mexican foods noun

A spicy tomato sauce, often including onions and hot peppers.

A style of urban music originally from New York heavily influenced by Cuban dance music, jazz and rock.

Any of several dances performed to salsa music.

Words that are spelled similarly to salsa:
salsa, balsa, sala, sansa, salpa, salse, sasa, alsa, salta, samsa, salma, salva, sassa, sarsa, sals, yalsa, calsa, salwa, falsa, halsa, valsa, saisa, palsa, salga, salda, salia, salsf, usalsa, saksa, salza, jalsa, slsa, sacsa, salha, sausa.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word salsa:
picante, merengue, guacamole, clave, plena, dura, rumba, mambo, conga, samba, tito, sauce, cali, flamenco, rub, tango, cuban, rom, reggae, cha, combo, rican, tomato, amor, verde, dancing, sergio, que, cruz, puerto, sour, blades, chili, rosa, gran, latin, rivera, grammy, ballroom, dancer, funk, colombian, dominican, cheese, rico, genres, willie, con, dances, jazz, singer, airplay, cooked, dance, hop, beans, rhythm, miranda, col, cuba, genre, santiago, chips, dish, styles, ballad, swing, hip, rap, tropical, marc, eddie, ingredients, fusion, percussion, cream, colombia, mexican, musician, casino, cuisine, bands, luis, beats, influences, billboard, music, johnny, songwriter, pop, anthony, latino, pianist, performer, soul, bobby, jose, caribbean, romance, orchestra.

Words that rhyme with salsa:
balsa, khalsa, false a, salsa a.

Adjectives that are often used to describe salsa:
fresh, hot, green, spicy, red, mild, favorite, more, homemade, little, chunky, extra, tropical, cool, additional, mexican, black, cuban, live, fiery, modern, prepared, bottled, colombian, rican, traditional, classic, mango, tangy, sweet, zesty, milder, commercial, based, excellent, style, thick, delicious, contemporary, warm, roasted, hottest, lively, olive, popular, wonderful, bean, hotter, flavorful, famous, enough, quick, sour, grilled, leftover, authentic, unusual, colorful, latest, piquant, smooth, cooked, made, refreshing, bright, chilled, salt, coarse, avocado, latin, corn, lime, lemon, snappy, fennel, pepper, romantic, tasty.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective salsa:
dancing, sauce, community, mixture, bands, tune, musicians, night, lessons, music, party, perilla, vinaigrette, clubs, orchestra, record, classes, sound, hours.

Consonant match to salsa:
sulci, celsa, selsor, celso, sulser, cell c, cell sci, cell see, cell so, celle sur, sal si, salsa a, salser, sell so, sol si, sol sur, soll sie, soul see, sulcer.

Words that sound like salsa:
salsa, celsa, celso, sulci, sala, salsas, solla, solea, saala, solah, saucy, sosa, celia, cilia, sola, scylla, cella, cilla, salah, silla, scilla, sula, selah, sella, susa, sesa, sasa, sela, sylla, sila, sulla, cela, soula, sulya, salwa, sisa, salta, sauls, sessa, celsus, see also, salls, salse, cila, salz, sassa, celss, celaya, cesa, sissa, salce, silja, ceila, psylla, selsor, cissa, saisa, cyla, soila, cseh, salt sea, susah, haulse, falsa, valsa, salma, salva, saly, salo, solow, solly, sali, salda, salchow, saale, solley, cellsim, sarsa, cells, cc, cici, celo, balsa, ceci, cels, celie, cee lo, celi, alsa, ceili, celio, celta, c c, celles, ccy, ceils, ceso, celda, c saw, cellae.