Definition of "sault" [‖Sault]

• A waterfall or rapids. (noun)

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• "And for those looking to ease into the afternoon, they'll soon unveil a weekend selection of innovative Bloody Marys, appropriate, as now that TSQ's been tamed, about the only violence you'll find there is celerey 'sault."
• "To prove self-defense, Pease would have had to show that he feared death or serious bodily injury, so he ultimately pled guilty to misdemeanor as sault with a stun gun, he was fined and put on probation, and he had to take an anger management class."
• "Also have you seen the end of the baby boy video where you try to do that summer sault?"