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mechanical pulp

noun

groundwood pulp.

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Nearby words

  1. mechanical instrument,
  2. mechanical jaundice,
  3. mechanical metallurgy,
  4. mechanical mixture,
  5. mechanical pencil,
  6. mechanical scanning,
  7. mechanical solidarity,
  8. mechanical suspension,
  9. mechanical twin,
  10. mechanical vector

Origin of mechanical pulp

First recorded in 1885–90
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