pulpous

English

Etymology

From pulp +‎ -ous. Cf. also Late Latin pulpōsus.

Adjective

pulpous (comparative more pulpous, superlative most pulpous)

1. pulpy, soft
   • 1927, Official gazette of the United States Patent Office, volume 354:

     A method of coating a core in strand form with pulp, which consists in collecting pulpous material from liquid suspension, positioning the core adjacent said material, depositing additional pulpous material on the core […]

Derived terms

• pulpousness