pulp /pulp/

1. Any soft fleshy part of an animal, eg the tissue in the cavity of a tooth
2. The soft part of plants, esp of fruits
3. Any soft structureless mass
4. The soft mass obtained from the breaking and grinding of rags, wood, etc before it is hardened into paper
5. Crushed ore
6. Nonsense
7. Sentimentality
8. A cheap magazine printed on wood-pulp paper, or of a trashy and sentimental or sensational character (also pulp magazine)
9. Fiction of the type published in such a magazine
10. A film, etc of such a type

1. To reduce to pulp
2. To make pulpy
3. To deprive of pulp

To become pulp or like pulp

pulpˈer noun

A machine for reducing various materials to pulp

pulpˈify transitive verb

pulpˈily adverb

pulpˈiness noun

pulpˈous adjective

pulpˈy adjective

pulpˈboard noun

A coarse cardboard made usu from a single layer of pulp

pulp cavity noun

The hollow of a tooth which contains pulp

pulpˈ-engine noun

A machine for making pulp for paper

pulpˈmill noun

A machine or factory for pulping wood, roots or other material

pulp novel noun

pulp novelist noun

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