pulpier
Softer and squishier
Pulpier is the comparative form of pulpy, meaning having more of the soft, moist texture associated with fruit flesh or mashed plant material.
An orange with more flesh than juice is pulpier than one that's been strained.
The word extends to anything with that characteristic softness: The cheaper paper towels felt pulpier.
Pulpier also describes writing or media with more sensational, lurid qualities in the style of pulp fiction.
Closely packed together
- concentratedGathered or intensified
- viscousThick and slow-flowing
- heavyOf great mass
- chunkyThick and lumpy
lumpy · textured · coarse · unsmooth · substantial · clotted · mashed · crushed
Soft or saccharine
- squishySoft and easily compressed
- yieldingBending under pressure
- tenderSoft or sore
- squashySoft, easily pressed flat
pliable · doughy · pasty · cushiony · malleable · compressible · squishable · overcooked
dense
Closely packed together
- concentratedGathered or intensified
- viscousThick and slow-flowing
- heavyOf great mass
chunky · lumpy · textured · coarse · unsmooth · substantial · clotted · mashed · crushed · pureed
mushy
Soft or saccharine
squashy · pliable · doughy · pasty · cushiony · malleable · compressible · squishable · overcooked · broken-down
succulent
Moist and flavorful
gushing · oozing · squirting · bursting · overripe · nectarous · fleshy · wet · drenched · saturated
stringy
Full of fibers
grainy · woody · pithy · chewy · rough · unrefined · unprocessed · raw · textured · stranded