pulp
noun as in strong fondness
Word Combinations
Example:The book was crafted from pulp paper, each page thick and durable.
Definition:Paper made from pulp, usually in a process involving raw wood chips
Example:He wrote pulp fiction that was as popular during the 1930s as it is in the 21st century.
Definition:Sensational or lowbrow literary, often novels, characterized by lurid content and excess
Example:Doc Savage and The Shadow were the heroes of many pulp magazines in the early 20th century.
Definition:A magazine featuring sensational, often lurid content
Example:The juicy pulpfruit was the perfect snack to quench her thirst.
Definition:Fruit that is highly pulpy, often soft and sweet
Example:The pulpless core of the apple is the perfect size for a juice press.
Definition:Free of pulp, such as in a fruit
Example:Large piles of pulpwood are stacked in the yard before being processed.
Definition:Wood that has been prepared for use in making pulp, typically through chipping and cooking
Example:She put the fruit pulp through a blender to make a smoothie.
Definition:The soft, moist, usually sweet inner portion of a fruit
Example:Many pulp magazines from the 1930s focused on action heroes like Tarzan and Buck Rogers.
Definition:A magazine featuring sensational, often lurid content
Example:He started his career working at a pulping machine before becoming a writer of pulp fiction.
Definition:Sensational or lowbrow literary, often novels, characterized by lurid content and excess
Example:She collected rare pulp novels from the early 20th century, finding them in antique shops and libraries.
Definition:A novel that features sensational or lurid content
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