0 present participle of pulverize
1 to press or crush something until it becomes powder or a soft mass:
With the passage of time, scented oils were extracted by pressing, pulverizing or distilling aromatic vegetable and animal produce.
A 200-pound bag of grain, dropping at an estimated had struck her, pulverizing her leg.
Steadily increasing pressure forces the toes and metatarsals against the metal protrusions, shredding the flesh of the toes and pulverizing their bones.
Pulverizing progressions times breakneck speed plus ultraheavy layers of thick, dark sludgewith some acoustic guitars, perhaps, thrown in here and there for good measure?
Other important processes are grinding and pulverizing, transporting powders, filing silos and containers (which produces powder), and the mixing and blending of powders.
The extraction process involves first pulverizing the raw material, and then filtering out the gold using a cyanide nitrate chemical process.
She went on running, pulverizing her sesamoids, ripping the skin of her fetlock and tearing her ligaments until her hoof was flopping uselessly.
All forces used in the pulverizing process are transmitted to the foundation via the gear reducer and loading elements.
