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Definition of pulp
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Pulp (n.) The
exterior
part of a
coffee
berry.
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Pulping
::
Pulping
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Pul.
Wherry
::
Wherry
(n.) A
liquor
made from the pulp of crab
apples
after the
verjuice
is
expressed;
--
sometimes
called
crab
wherry.
Hackberry
::
Hackberry
(n.) A genus of trees
(Celtis)
related
to the elm, but
bearing
drupes
with
scanty,
but often
edible,
pulp. C.
occidentalis
is
common
in the
Eastern
United
States..
Puree
::
Puree (n.) A dish made by
boiling
any
article
of food to a pulp and
rubbing
it
through
a
sieve;
as, a puree of fish, or of
potatoes;
especially,
a soup the
thickening
of which is so
treated..
Reduce
::
Reduce
(n.) To bring to a
certain
state or
condition
by
grinding,
pounding,
kneading,
rubbing,
etc.; as, to
reduce
a
substance
to
powder,
or to a pasty mass; to
reduce
fruit,
wood, or paper rags, to
pulp..
Siddow
::
Siddow
(a.) Soft;
pulpy.
Cacao
::
Cacao (n.) A small
evergreen
tree
(Theobroma
Cacao)
of South
America
and the West
Indies.
Its fruit
contains
an
edible
pulp,
inclosing
seeds about the size of an
almond,
from which
cocoa,
chocolate,
and broma are
prepared..
Pulped
::
Pulped
(imp. & p. p.) of Pul.
Pomegranate
::
Pomegranate
(n.) The fruit of the tree
Punica
Granatum;
also, the tree
itself
(see
Balaustine),
which is
native
in the
Orient,
but is
successfully
cultivated
in many warm
countries,
and as a house plant in
colder
climates.
The fruit is as large as an
orange,
and has a hard rind
containing
many
rather
large
seeds,
each one
separately
covered
with
crimson,
acid
pulp..
Squeezer
::
Squeeze
(n.) A
facsimile
impression
taken in some soft
substance,
as pulp, from an
inscription
on
stone..
Mangostan
::
Mangostan
(n.) A tree of the East
Indies
of the genus
Garcinia
(G.
Mangostana).
The tree grows to the
height
of
eighteen
feet, and bears fruit also
called
mangosteen,
of the size of a small
apple,
the pulp of which is very
delicious
food..
Pulpatoon
::
Pulpatoon
(n.) A kind of
delicate
confectionery
or cake,
perhaps
made from the pulp of
fruit..
Xyloplastic
::
Xyloplastic
(a.)
Formed
of wood pulp by
molds;
relating
to casts made of wood pulp in
molds.
Pulpited
::
Pulpited
(a.)
Placed
in a
pulpit.
Pulp
::
Pulp (n.) The soft,
succulent
part of
fruit;
as, the pulp of a
grape..
Toxodonta
::
Toxodonta
(n.pl.)
An
extinct
order of
Mammalia
found in the South
American
Tertiary
formation.
The
incisor
teeth were long and
curved
and
provided
with a
persistent
pulp. They are
supposed
to be
related
both to the
rodents
and
ungulates.
Called
also
Toxodontia.
Pulpit
::
Pulpit
(n.) A desk, or
platform,
for an
orator
or
public
speaker..
Pulpous
::
Pulpous
(a.)
Containing
pulp;
pulpy.
Supply
::
Supply
(v. t.) To fill
temporarily;
to serve as
substitute
for
another
in, as a
vacant
place or
office;
to
occupy;
to have
possession
of; as, to
supply
a
pulpit..
Emulsin
::
Emulsin
(n.) The white milky pulp or
extract
of
bitter
almonds.
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