Reduce to pulp by boiling.
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Pulp
//pʌlp//
Synonyms for "pulp" (120 found)
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Translations
107 translations across 38 languages.
Assamese
1 entries- শাহ noun (center of a fruit)
Azerbaijani
2 entries- özək noun (center of a fruit)
- özək noun (center of a tooth)
Belarusian
1 entries- мякаць noun (center of a fruit)
Bulgarian
4 entries- каша noun (soft, moist mass)
- пулпа noun (center of a fruit)
- пулпа noun (center of a tooth)
- пулпа noun (mass of which paper is produced)
Catalan
1 entries- polpa noun (center of a fruit)
Chinese Mandarin
4 entries- 果肉 noun (center of a fruit)
- 牙髓 noun (center of a tooth)
- 紙漿 /纸浆 noun (mass of which paper is produced)
- 齒髓 /齿髓 noun (center of a tooth)
Czech
3 entries- dužina noun (center of a fruit)
- dužnina noun (center of a fruit)
- dřeň noun (center of a tooth)
Danish
1 entries- frugtkød noun (center of a fruit)
Esperanto
1 entries- pulpo noun (center of a fruit)
Estonian
1 entries- viljaliha noun (center of a fruit)
Finnish
4 entries- hammasydin noun (center of a tooth)
- hedelmäliha noun (center of a fruit)
- massa noun (soft, moist mass)
- paperimassa noun (mass of which paper is produced)
French
4 entries- (presse) à sensation noun (lurid style of writing or publishing)
- pulpe noun (soft, moist mass)
- pulpe noun (center of a fruit)
- pulpe noun (center of a tooth)
Friulian
2 entries- polpe noun (soft, moist mass)
- polpe noun (center of a fruit)
German
4 entries- Fleisch noun (center of a fruit)
- Fruchtfleisch noun (center of a fruit)
- Pulpa noun (mass of which paper is produced)
- Zellstoff noun (mass of chemically processed wood fibres)
Greek
4 entries- μεσοκάρπιο noun (center of a fruit)
- πολτός noun (soft, moist mass)
- πολφός noun (center of a tooth)
- σάρκα noun (center of a fruit)
Hebrew
1 entries- צִיפָה noun (center of a fruit)
Hungarian
4 entries- gyümölcshús noun (center of a fruit)
- massza noun (soft, moist mass)
- ponyva noun (lurid style of writing or publishing)
- ponyvaregény noun (lurid style of writing or publishing)
Irish
2 entries- garr noun (soft, moist mass)
- laíon páipéir noun (mass of which paper is produced)
Italian
4 entries- cellulosa noun (mass of chemically processed wood fibres)
- polpa noun (soft, moist mass)
- polpa noun (center of a fruit)
- polpa noun (center of a tooth)
Japanese
3 entries- パルプ noun (mass of which paper is produced)
- 果肉 noun (center of a fruit)
- 歯髄 noun (center of a tooth)
Korean
1 entries- 과육 noun (center of a fruit)
Latvian
1 entries- mīkstums noun (center of a fruit)
Lithuanian
1 entries- minkštimas noun (center of a fruit)
Māori
4 entries- karu noun (center of a fruit)
- kōpuka noun (center of a fruit)
- puru noun (soft, moist mass)
- kōrapu verb (to make into pulp)
Norwegian
1 entries- fruktkjøtt noun (center of a fruit)
Ottoman Turkish
1 entries- كاغد خاموری noun (mass of which paper is produced)
Plautdietsch
1 entries- Brie noun (soft, moist mass)
Polish
2 entries- miazga noun (center of a tooth)
- miąższ noun (center of a fruit)
Portuguese
4 entries- carne noun (center of a fruit)
- massa noun (mass of which paper is produced)
- polpa noun (soft, moist mass)
- polpa noun (center of a fruit)
Romanian
2 entries- pulpă noun (soft, moist mass)
- pulpă noun (center of a fruit)
Russian
4 entries- мя́коть noun (soft, moist mass)
- мя́коть noun (center of a fruit)
- пу́льпа noun (soft, moist mass)
- пу́льпа noun (center of a tooth)
Slovak
4 entries- dreň noun (center of a fruit)
- dreň noun (center of a tooth)
- dužina noun (center of a fruit)
- dužnina noun (center of a fruit)
Spanish
4 entries- pulpa noun (center of a fruit)
- pulpa de celulosa noun (mass of which paper is produced)
- pulpa dental noun (center of a tooth)
- pulpa dentaria noun (center of a tooth)
Swahili
1 entries- uji uji noun (soft, moist mass)
Swedish
3 entries- fruktkött noun (center of a fruit)
- pappersmassa noun (mass of which paper is produced)
- mosa verb (to make into pulp)
Tagalog
1 entries- sapal noun (center of a fruit)
Turkish
2 entries- et noun (center of a fruit)
- kâğıt hamuru noun (mass of which paper is produced)
Volapük
2 entries- flukapulp noun (center of a fruit)
- pulp noun (center of a fruit)
Sample sentences
15 total sentences available.
My wife used to be a pro-wrestler, so if she ever catches me two-timing her, I'd be beaten to a pulp.
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They beat the dog to a pulp.
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Last night I saw Pulp Fiction.
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