IPA: /ˈpʌlpi/
KK: /ˈpʌlpi/
Describing something that is soft, moist, and often mushy, similar to the texture of fruit pulp.
The overripe fruit was pulpy and sweet, perfect for making juice.
Comparative: pulpier
Superlative: pulpiest
Pulpy → It is formed from "pulp" (from Latin *pulpa*, meaning soft or fleshy part) and the suffix "-y" (meaning characterized by or resembling). The word "pulpy" describes something that is characterized by or resembles pulp, often soft and moist in texture.
Think of the soft and fleshy part of fruit ('pulp') to remember that 'pulpy' means something that is soft and moist in texture.