Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. A machine for reducing roots, as turnips, mangel-wurzel, etc., to a pulp; a root-pulper.
- n. A machine for removing the fleshy pulp of coffee-berries.
- n. A pulp-digester, pulp-grinder, or pulp-engine.
Examples
“If it was very poor and squalid, it was called a pulpería; if it was large, it was called an almacén.”
“Food scraps and biodegradable napkins will be washed into a contraption called the pulper, where they will get, well, pulped.”
“But an internal report from the House's inspector general found that composting dinnerware actually used more energy, because of the pulper and the hauling trucks.”
The Washington Post: In the House, compostable utensils replaced with old-fashioned plastic
“They find the guy grabbed that kid, they ought to string him up by his balls, " the pulper offered.”
“Although, with NewsCorp being out several million dollars, and having to spend a couple more fire up the pulper, there go all those books maybe they will be going.”
The Really Incredibly Clueless Opinion Column of the Day… « Whatever
“Not impossibly, with 1 or 2 stripper cows, 1 pike of upland hay and requisite farming implements, e.g., an end-to-end churn, a turnip pulper etc.”
“· Wood waste, mixed with inorganic materials (cement, trass, lime, pozzolana) in a mixer/pulper machine, produce pulp cement boards for various non-loadbearing uses.”
“The boliche is stocked with real liquor, the pulper-a with real food.”
“This pulper is one of the most perfect in every respect that has yet been brought into use, the disadvantages belonging to the old machine having been entirely remedied.”
“The first improved complete cast-iron pulper received in the island, was made for Mr. Jolly, from drawings sent home by Mr. Lambert to Messrs.B. Hick and Son, engineers.”
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