pulpy

adjective

\ ˈpəl-pē

pulpier; pulpiest

Definition of pulpy

1a : of, relating to, or containing pulp pulpy orange juice They are bigger—the size of cultivated blueberries—and have pulpy flesh and skin the purple-black color of eggplant.— Corby Kummer

b : resembling pulp : soft and yielding … I know women at my gym who diet all the time and endure five calisthenics classes a week and still have pulpy thighs and no waistline.— Helen Dudar

2 : relating to, suggestive of, or characterized by the sensational subject matter or tone of pulp fiction (see pulp entry 1 sense 4) … a fairly chilling, spooky meditation on parenthood, guilt, dirty little secrets and community—a pulpy … immorality play.— David Wild In reality, I'm a writer, with six pulpy thrillers under my belt …— Ben Mezrich