In-sūlse', a.
a. [Lat. insulsus, from prefix in, not, and salsus, salted, from salire, salsum, to salt, from sal, salt; It. & Sp. insulso, O. Fr. insulse.] Dull; insipid. [Obs.] Milton.
a. [Lat. insulsus, from prefix in, not, and salsus, salted, from salire, salsum, to salt, from sal, salt; It. & Sp. insulso, O. Fr. insulse.] Dull; insipid. [Obs.] Milton.