pulpy
adjective
uk/ˈpʌl.pi/us/ˈpʌl.pi/pulpyadjective(SOFT AND WET)
feelingorlookinglike asoftwetmass, often withfibres(=thinthreads)in it:
软糊状的;果肉状的;浆状的Hepoundedtherootsandstemsinto a pulpymush.他把根和茎捣成浆糊状。
Thebrownpulpyresidueis abouthalfwoodfibreandhalflimeandgrit.褐色的浆状残渣大约有一半是木纤维,一半是石灰和砂砾。
- Thetreeshad beenhackedinto a pulpymess.
 - Once on ahosttree, themoldwreakshavocon the pulpyfleshbeneath thebark.
 - Brazilhas anexcessof bagasse, thedrypulpyresidueleftafter theextractionofjuicefromsugarcane.
 
Soft and fluffy
- anneal
 - as smooth as silk/a baby's bottomidiom
 - billowy
 - cottony
 - feathery
 - foamy
 - frothy
 - gauzy
 - lathery
 - limp
 - silken
 - softener
 - softness
 - soggily
 - sogginess
 - spongy
 - squashy
 - velvet
 - velvety
 - workable
 
pulpyadjective(OF LOW QUALITY)
(ofbooks,magazines,plays, etc.) oflowqualityin the way they areproducedandcontainingstoriesthat areintendedto beshockingratherthanserious:
(书、杂志、舞台剧等)故作惊悚而劣质的Theoriginalbookwas pulpy andtrashy.原书就是一本故作惊悚的烂书。
It's areminderof howsoapyand pulpy most of herfilmswere.这提醒我们她的大部分电影是多么多愁善感、故作惊悚。
- Prestonenjoyedthis pulpybookaboutEbola.
 - Plays don't come much pulpier than "Made inChina".
 - Fromitspulpybeginnings, "Kramer's Ergot" hasevolvedinto ashowcaseofartbymostlyyoungercomicartists.
 
Types of film, play, book etc.
- adaptation
 - Afrofuturism
 - allegorical
 - allegory
 - anime
 - autobiographical
 - computer-animated
 - cyberpunk
 - episodic
 - Gothic
 - kitchen-sink
 - melodrama
 - procedural
 - prosy
 - satirical
 - science fiction
 - self-referential
 - SFF
 - shoot-em-up
 - smash