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a person considered disgusting, revolting, or socially repulsive
What is the origin of the term "pulp gulper" and how is it used?
"Pulp gulper" is an informal slang insult that likely emerged in English in the late 20th century, combining "pulp" (suggesting something mushy, messy, or undesirable) with "gulper" (someone who consumes excessively) to label a person as disgusting, revolting, or socially repulsive. The phrase uses vivid, grotesque imagery to convey strong disdain for a person's behavior or character. It is used in informal speech, online discussions, and mocking or hostile contexts to emphasize repulsiveness. The term is clearly derogatory and offensive, intended to insult or provoke revulsion rather than amuse.
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