Define Pulp Meaning

A form of literature that originated in 1930's magazines. It features relatively simplistic and often lurid tales, with much action and little psychological thrills.

1. A soft, moist, shapeless mass of matter.
2. A magazine or book containing lurid subject matter and being characteristically printed of rough, unfinished paper.

yummy, deliciousness in a cup!

somewhat goopy at times, making situations awkward, but nevertheless, the most amazing mix of orange juice ever.!

the last novel charles bukowski wrote. next to ham on rye, it represents bukowski at his best. hilarious, subversive of it's genre, spiritual (for bukowski), and maybe his best realized metaphor.

A dangerous mass of pressed vegetable matter, known to cause eye problems if not careful.

Semen, baby batter, cum.

its slang for heroin

Movie, Book, or other type of publication with lurid subject matter, such as crime. Often shocking subjects portrayed as non-shocking.

Street drug most commonly used (and abused) in the Pacific Northwest and South Canada.

1) -verb
The act of inserting a diamond knob (such as those found inside showers) into one's own anus and twisting it around.

2) -adjective
Of, pertaining to, Pulp