Dispulp

/dɪsˈpʌlp/ verb

Definition

To remove pulp from something or to reduce to a state without pulp.

Etymology

From dis- (removal/separation) + pulp (soft, moist mass from Latin pulpa). A technical or specialized term for mechanical separation of materials.

Kelly Says

Paper mills dispulp wood fibers on massive industrial scales, and understanding this chemistry was key to making paper manufacturing cleaner and more efficient.

Related Words

Explore More Words

Get the Word Orb API

Complete word intelligence in one call. Free tier — 50 lookups/day.