pulps Sentence Examples
- The heavy rain pulped the paper in the mailbox, turning it into a soggy mess.
- The electric juicer quickly pulped the oranges, extracting their delicious nectar.
- The hammer shattered the window, sending glass pulps flying everywhere.
- The factory's machines pulped the wood into a smooth, pliable material.
- The child's teeth were still too small to chew properly, so she pulped her food with a fork.
- The dentist's drill created fine pulps of dentin, removing the diseased tissue.
- The pulp of a mango is soft, juicy, and sweet, making it a popular fruit for desserts.
- The pulps of oranges and grapefruits can be used to make refreshing juices and smoothies.
- The scientist extracted pulps from a variety of plants to study their medicinal properties.
- The pulps of strawberries and raspberries are often crushed and used to make jams and preserves.
pulps Meaning
pulps
to make into a pulp, to become pulp or pulpy, sensational or tabloid writing, pulpy condition or character, to reduce to pulp, the soft sensitive tissue that fills the central cavity of a tooth, the characteristic somewhat spongy tissue of the spleen, something in such a condition or having such a character, the soft sensitive tissue that fills the central cavity of a tooth see tooth illustration, the soft, succulent part of a fruit usually composed of mesocarp, dental pulp, pulpy state, a material prepared chiefly from wood but also from other materials (as rags) and used in making paper products, a mass of soft tissue, stem pith when soft and spongy, to cause to appear pulpy, a mass of vegetable matter from which the juice or moisture has been squeezed, a material prepared by chemical or mechanical means from various materials (such as wood or rags) for use in making paper and cellulose products, a magazine or book on cheap paper and often dealing with sensational material, a soft mass of vegetable matter (as of apples) from which most of the water has been extracted by pressure, the fleshy portion of the fingertip, a magazine or book printed on cheap paper (such as newsprint) and often dealing with sensational material, to deprive of the pulp, the soft juicy or fleshy part of a fruit or vegetable, pulverized ore mixed with water
Synonyms & Antonyms of pulps
FAQs About the word pulps
to make into a pulp, to become pulp or pulpy, sensational or tabloid writing, pulpy condition or character, to reduce to pulp, the soft sensitive tissue that fi
crushes, squashes,mashes, squeezes,presses,pounds, powders, beats, pulverizes
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The heavy rain pulped the paper in the mailbox, turning it into a soggy mess.
The electric juicer quickly pulped the oranges, extracting their delicious nectar.
The hammer shattered the window, sending glass pulps flying everywhere.
The factory's machines pulped the wood into a smooth, pliable material.
