pulp
English
/pʌlp/, /pəlp/
noun
Definitions
- A soft, moist, shapeless mass or matter.
- A magazine or book containing lurid subject matter and characteristically printed on rough, unfinished paper.
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin pulpa.
Origin
Latin
pulpa
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- axiopulpal English
- board English
- buccopulpal English
- circumpulpal English
- distopulpal English
- intrapulpal English
- mesiopulpal English
- pulpability English
- pulpable English
- pulpal English
- pulpboard English
- pulpectomize English
- pulpectomy English
- pulper English
- pulpification English
- pulpifier English
- pulpify English
- pulpily English
- pulpiness English
- pulpish English
- pulpitis English
- pulpless English
- pulplessness English
- pulplike English
- pulpotomy English
- pulpous English
- pulpousness English
- pulpsmith English
- pulpwood English
- pulpy English
- repulp English
- repulpable English
- smith English
- wood English
- pulpa Latin
- pulposus Latin
- pulpōsus Latin
- polpa Italian
- polpetta Italian
- pulpe French
- pulpa Czech
- polpa Galician
- pulpă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- pulpë Albanian
- polpa Old Portuguese
- pulpã Aromanian
- polpe Friulian
- *pelpa Old Latin
- wood
- pulpy
- board
- smith
- pulper
- pulpal
- repulp
- pulpily
- pulpish
- pulpous
- pulpify
- pulplike
- pulpless
- pulpable
- pulpitis
- pulpwood
- pulpsmith
- pulpotomy
- pulpiness
- pulpifier
- pulpboard
- repulpable
- axiopulpal
- pulpectomy
- mesiopulpal
- pulpability
- buccopulpal
- intrapulpal
- distopulpal
- pulpousness
- pulplessness
- pulpectomize
- circumpulpal
- pulpification