pulper
/ˈpʌlpər/
noun
- A machine that crushes or grinds something into a soft, wet mass (pulp), especially for making paper or processing fruit.
- The paper mill installed a new pulper to break down recycled cardboard.
- Farmers use a fruit pulper to separate juice and pulp from seeds and skin.
- The old pulper in the basement could turn a pile of newspapers into a soggy mess in minutes.
- A person or thing that pulps or reduces something to pulp.
- The heavy rain acted as a natural pulper, turning the fallen leaves into mush.
- He worked as a pulper at the recycling plant, feeding waste paper into the machine.
- The chef used a hand-cranked pulper to make fresh applesauce.