pulp

noun

a soft, moist, formless mass that sticks together
the soft, juicy part of a fruit
the pith inside the stem of a plant
the soft, sensitive tissue in the center of a tooth, including blood vessels, nerves, etc.
a mixture of ground-up, moistened cellulose material, as wood, linen, rags, etc., from which paper is made
ore ground to a powder and mixed with water
☆ a magazine printed on rough, inferior paper stock made from wood pulp, usually containing sensational stories of love, crime, etc.

adjective

☆ of or characteristic of pulp magazines

transitive verb