Definition

Having a soft, moist, and often mushy texture, typically used to describe fruit or food that is juicy and not firm.

Example

The fruit was much pulpier than I expected, making it perfect for smoothies.

Conversation

Have you tried the new smoothie place downtown?

Yeah, I went yesterday! The mango one was so pulpier than I expected.

That sounds delicious! I usually prefer my smoothies a bit pulpier too.

Definitely, it adds a nice texture to it.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Pulpier → The word originates from the French word 'pulpe' (meaning pulp) combined with the suffix '-ier' (meaning one who or that which). Thus, 'pulpier' refers to something that is more like pulp or has the qualities of pulp.

Memory Tip

Think of 'pulpe' which means pulp, and remember that 'pulpier' describes something that is more like pulp.

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