0 present participle of pulp
1 to make something into a pulp:
Old newspapers are pulped and recycled.
After the pulping the coffee beans are washed and the remaining pulp is usually composted.
Some engines driving crushing and pulping machinery are run on some farms for a very short period in a year.
That gives them some advantages, but also some disadvantages, especially in pulping for example.
I found out that they were going to allocate 2,000 tons of black currants for pulping in the next month or two.
Arrangements would be made for their pulping under security conditions.
In any area where satisfactory arrangements for pulping cannot be made, the returns are disposed of by burning or other means.
It would be wrong to insist that all motor vehicles should be put through some enormous pulping machine.
At least one straw pulping plant is being extended, but any general expansion must have regard to the quantities of raw material available.
