Pulp and Yellow

Pulp

Pulp verb - To cause to become a pulpy mass.
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Synonyms for Pulp

Yellow and pulp are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Yellow" instead an adjective "Pulp".

Nearby Words: pulpy, pulped, pulping

Yellow

Yellow adjective - Having or showing a shameful lack of courage.

Pulp and yellow are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Pulp" instead an adjective "Yellow".

Both words in one sentence

  • The name means "yellow," and refers to the yellow covers of the pulp detective novels which were adapted into the first of the films.
    Source: Giallo
  • Basically, the whole series seems built on pulp sci-fi, Yellow Peril, and multiple varities of Fanservice.
  • Black Blood In "That Yellow Bastard" the blood is always white, save for the Bastard's, but in "The Hard Goodbye" pretty much all the blood is bright red (in the commentary the directors noted that the black blood just made Hartigan's face look muddy insead of beaten to a pulp, so they had to make it red).
    Source: Black Blood
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