🇬🇧 Pulp meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Pulp is the soft, squishy, usually wet part inside a fruit that holds the juice, like the mushy bits you see when you squeeze an orange or bite into a really ripe peach.

I tried to make juice, but I mostly made a bowl of confused-looking pulp.

I squeezed the orange so hard that pulp flew into my eye and my eye said, “Is this what being healthy feels like?”

My smoothie had so much pulp that my straw just gave up and retired.

When I bit my watermelon, so much pulp burst out that my shirt got a fruit smoothie it never asked for.

The pulp in many fruits is packed with vitamins and fiber—so those squishy bits are actually tiny, juicy superheroes for your body.

She cut the orange, and bright pulp spilled onto the board. She touched the warm pulp, smeared it on her wrist, and laughed. The pulp clung to her skin as she squeezed the rind; sticky pulp fell into the bowl. She tasted a piece of pulp, sighed at the sweet burst, wiped her hands, and smiled.

This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.

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