pulp

Converse of object

• bleach: Making one ton of bleached chemical pulp requires 120,000 or more liters of water.
• dry: Skin irritation has also been noted following contact with fresh plant material and dried fruit pulp.

Adjective modifier

• virgin: Ayr also exports virgin log pulp to Finland, with regular shipment sizes in excess of 3,000 tons.
• citrus: The diet is further supplemented with citrus pulp or beef pulp to maintain milk quality.
• bloody: His skull had been smashed by repeated blows from a heavy object, his head reduced to a bloody pulp.
• dental: The dental pulp extends inside a fine canal up to the tip of the root.
• mechanical: FREE SHEET Uncoated paper free of mechanical wood pulp.
• wet: Makes a fine drying support, the material has a slick surface which prevents sticking, especially useful when using wet pulp.

Modifies a noun

• fiction: You will have to imagine scenes from pulp fiction or ' adult ' comics.
• mill: Not bad for a company born out of a wood pulp mill in the 19th century.
• cavity: A deep pulp cavity in the upper third of the tusk restricts the working of the ivory around the hollow cavity to shallow carving.
• vitality: Crown fractures were identified as significant risk factors for pulp vitality.
• detective: This novel is essentially a ripping yarn yet it somehow stands apart from typical pulp detective writing.
• chamber: After entering the pulp chamber, an option is to continue preparation without water spray.

Noun used with modifier

• beet: Feed succulent food, eg soaked sugar beet pulp, to encourage water intake.
• wood: All of the wood pulp used to make virgin fiber office paper in the UK is imported.
• apple: Extract the juice - the apple pulp has to be pressed to extract the juice.
• sugar: Feed succulent food, eg soaked sugar beet pulp, to encourage water intake.
• tomato: Meanwhile, make the sauce: Combine reserved tomato pulp with tomato sauce.
• fruit: Cheese ( n ) parcels of fruit pulp to be pressed are built up into a stack called a cheese.