Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The fine pulp prepared for making paper from any of the various materials used for this purpose.
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Examples
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In Brazil, the growing list of blue-chip casualties includes paper-pulp giant Aracruz Celulose SA and industrial conglomerate Grupo Votorantim.
Archive 2008-10-01 2008
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On Tuesday, paper-pulp producer Rottneros AB temporally halted some of its production of pulp due to the high electricity price.
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In Brazil, the growing list of blue-chip casualties includes paper-pulp giant Aracruz Celulose SA and industrial conglomerate Grupo Votorantim.
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In Brazil, the growing list of blue-chip casualties includes paper-pulp giant Aracruz Celulose SA and industrial conglomerate Grupo Votorantim.
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It was only after a 1977 watercolor portrait and a 1978 portrait with a stamp pad and fingerprints, that the artist's fascination with Mr. Glass evolved into a paper-pulp piece in the early '80s.
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The entrepreneur sponsored his residency at the Singapore Tyler Print Institute in 2005, where he worked with a Japanese printmaker and an American papermaker to develop colorful "wet on wet" paper-pulp works.
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I cannot cease sniffing at it, and marveling its paper-pulp new-baby smell.
Cherie Priest » Blog Archive » SEBA looms, books arrive 2005
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I cannot cease sniffing at it, and marveling its paper-pulp new-baby smell.
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His father, John Evans, had made a fortune as a part-owner of a paper-pulp mill and had risen to distinction at Oxford as a geologist, archaeologist, and numismatist.
Saving Knossos 1999
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He stayed on the main trunk and rose quietly, unspectacularly, steadily to the very crown of Canada's largest lumber and paper-pulp combine.
Cyberbooks Bova, Ben, 1932- 1989
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