pulpability

noun

pulpability

noun

Etymology From pulp + -ability.

1

The quality or degree of being pulpable.

  • "There's a slight difference in the pulpability of hot drink cups and milk cartons, so you end up having to pulp one too long or the other not enough," says Rathbone.2009 April 11, Ellen Moorhouse, Toronto Star:

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