1. A soft moist part of a fruit
   "The orange's pulp was sweet and juicy";
   - flesh
    
2. The soft inner part of a tooth
   "The cavity had reached the pulp, causing severe pain"
    
3. Any soft or soggy mass
   "he pounded it to a pulp";
   - mush
    
4. A mixture of cellulose fibers
   "The paper mill processed the wood pulp into sheets"
    
5. An inexpensive magazine printed on poor quality paper
   "He found a collection of vintage pulp magazines at the flea market";
   - pulp magazine

1. Reduce to pulp
   "pulp fruit"; "pulp wood";
   - mush
    
2. Remove the pulp from, as from a fruit
   "She pulped the oranges to make fresh juice"

Derived forms: pulps, pulping, pulped

Type of: bray [archaic], cellulose, comminute [rare], crunch, grind, mag [informal], magazine, mash, mass, plant tissue, take out, vascular structure

Part of: chopper [informal], tooth

Encyclopedia: Pulp, Wisconsin