| 释义 | salt-and-pepper
 salt-and-pep·per(sôlt′ən-pĕp′ər)adj. Having a fine mixture of black and white: a salt-and-pepper beard.pep′per-and-salt′
 adj.   composed of a fine mixture of black and white or sometimes (in fabric) of two colors.  [1765–75]
 salt-and-pepper
 salt-and-pepperA mottled mixture of black, grey, and white. Usually used in reference to hair. Her salt-and-pepper hair gave our teacher a look of distinction and authority.saltn. a sailor. (Especially with old.)  I’ve sailed a little, but you could hardly call me an old salt.salt and pepper1.  n. a black and white police car.  There is a salt and pepper around the corner waiting for speeders.  2.  mod. interracial, including black and white.  It was sort of a salt and pepper meeting, with representatives from all neighborhoods. See also: and, pepper, saltEncyclopediaSeepepper-and-salt |