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“To a pulp” in Japanese

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くたくた kutakuta くたくた

To a pulp in Japanese is “くたくた” (kutakuta). Full meaning: exhausted, worn out, dead tired; battered (esp. of clothing), worn out, ragged, tattered; (boiling) to a pulp, to a mash, to a mush.

Other ways to say “To a pulp” in Japanese

コテンパン kotenpan completely (beaten, defeated, etc.), thoroughly, utterly, black and blue, to a pulp こてんこてん kotenkoten completely (beaten, defeated, etc.), thoroughly, utterly, black and blue, to a pulp くだくだ kudakuda exhausted, worn out, dead tired; battered (esp. of clothing), worn out, ragged, tattered; (boiling) to a pulp, to a mash, to a mush グダグダ gudaguda exhausted, worn out, dead tired; battered (esp. of clothing), worn out, ragged, tattered; (boiling) to a pulp, to a mash, to a mush グタグタ gutaguta exhausted, worn out, dead tired; battered (esp. of clothing), worn out, ragged, tattered; (boiling) to a pulp, to a mash, to a mush クダクダ kudakuda exhausted, worn out, dead tired; battered (esp. of clothing), worn out, ragged, tattered; (boiling) to a pulp, to a mash, to a mush クタクタ kutakuta exhausted, worn out, dead tired; battered (esp. of clothing), worn out, ragged, tattered; (boiling) to a pulp, to a mash, to a mush ぐだぐだ gudaguda exhausted, worn out, dead tired; battered (esp. of clothing), worn out, ragged, tattered; (boiling) to a pulp, to a mash, to a mush ぐたぐた gutaguta exhausted, worn out, dead tired; battered (esp. of clothing), worn out, ragged, tattered; (boiling) to a pulp, to a mash, to a mush こてんぱん kotenpan completely (beaten, defeated, etc.), thoroughly, utterly, black and blue, to a pulp くた〳〵 kutakuta exhausted, worn out, dead tired; battered (esp. of clothing), worn out, ragged, tattered; (boiling) to a pulp, to a mash, to a mush

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