pulpy

English dictionary entry

Meanings

adj
  1. Having the characteristics of pulp.
  2. Having the characteristics of pulp fiction; thus, having a garish focus on sex and violence.

Pronunciation

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Word forms

pulpy pulpier pulpiest

Etymology

From pulp + -y.

Translations

Bulgarian: мек Bulgarian: кашест Catalan: polpós Chinese Mandarin: 漿狀的 /浆状的 Finnish: pehmeä Finnish: pehmennyt Finnish: vetelä French: pulpeux Italian: polposo Māori: tāhōhō Māori: māhungahunga Māori: mohunga Māori: tāromiromi Polish: papkowaty Polish: pulpowy Portuguese: polposo Portuguese: polpudo Russian: мя́гкий Russian: мяси́стый Russian: со́чный Spanish: pulposo
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