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sa·lute
transitive verb saluted -·lut′ed, saluting -·lut′·ing
to greet or welcome with friendly words or ceremonial gesture, such as bowing, tipping the hat, etc.
to honor by performing a prescribed act or gesture, such as dipping the flag, firing cannon, or raising the right hand to the forehead, as a mark of military, naval, or official respect
to present itself to, as if in greeting
to acknowledge with praise; commend
Etymology: ME saluten < L salutare, to salute, wish health to < salus (gen. salutis), health, greeting < salvus, safe
intransitive verb
to make a salute
noun
the act of saluting; salutation
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