1. To reduce to pulp; to separate the pulp.

2. Any soft uniform mass; the soft, succulent part of fruit, which consists of cellular tissue and juice.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• plulp,
• phelp,
• coulp,
• pulg,
• putup,
• polup,
• pplz,
• purle,
• julip,
• peolp,
• piull,
• tulp,
• pular,
• pulic,
• pulpid,
• phlip,
• pummp,
• polp,
• wpuld,
• pulpet

• pileup,
• Billyboy,
• PLB-KO,
• Palp,
• BALPA,
• biloba,
• Balbi,
• PLP-F,
• balboa,
• BAOLPE,
• plebbier,
• plop,
• blab,
• bulba,
• end-bulb,
• plebe,
• eye-bulb,
• PILWP,
• Bilbao,
• pleb,
• PILWOP,
• POLAP,
• Polypi,
• PLP,
• Pelipa,
• balb/c,
• dim-bulb,
• BOLP,
• Blabe,
• BLBO,
• palepoi,
• blype,
• boulby,
• PLP-B,
• playboy,
• polyp,
• PLB1,
• bulbi,
• Pilpay,
• PLP-A,
• PALAPA,
• blabbe,
• blub,
• BLB,
• bowlby,
• biolab,
• PLP-LPLA,
• blowup,
• Polypier,
• bleep,
• PLB,
• BALPA.,
• Bailby,
• bilbie,
• pull-up,
• bolobo,
• Pulpe,
• palapye,
• PALPA,
• Pilipo,
• bielby,
• PLP-E,
• blabby,
• blubaugh,
• Pelippa,
• wet-bulb,
• balbay,
• plebby,
• bulb,
• ploop,
• BBLAP,
• Bulbe,
• baluba,
• POLYHB,
• belbo,
• Balbo,
• PBLB,
• pulpier,
• plowboy,
• pelopia,
• bbilb,
• pullup,
• ballabh,
• payslip,
• Puyallup,
• PLP2E,
• beyelp,
• ballybay,
• bullyboy,
• beleap,
• blebby,
• beilby,
• BWLP,
• ballboy,
• bellyup,
• pulpo,
• polyopy,
• bellhop,
• bilboa,
• BOLB,
• ballup,
• bellaby,
• Polyopia,
• pullip,
• Bilbo,
• BALOP,
• bilabe,
• PLOEP,
• PLIP,
• BBLab,
• blip,
• Bleib,
• BLP,
• blobby,
• bleb,
• BLJB,
• blowby,
• bleepy,
• pull up,
• PLB/LIP,
• Polype,
• PLP-I,
• blob,
• BLLAP,
• belap,
• PLAP,
• bellboy,
• BLOOP,
• bullwhip,
• BYLP,
• PLP-RF,
• pylyp,
• HPLPII,
• BULP,
• Ballbo,
• BBLIB,
• bilby,
• POLPP,
• Poulpe,
• pulpy,
• blebbier,
• blobbier,
• Poulp,
• BILB,
• PILPA,
• Palpi.

The adverb form of the word "pulp" is "pulply".

The adjective form of the word "pulp" is "pulpy".

The plural of the "pulp" can be the "pulps".

The singular of the "pulp" can be the "pulp".