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• v  make into a powder by breaking up or cause to become dust
• v  destroy completely
• v  become powder or dust
• s  consisting of fine particles
  pulverized sugar is prepared from granulated sugar by grinding

• WEIL: Whole or cracked grains are digested more slowly, raise blood sugar less, and are less likely to promote weight gain than products made from pulverized grains, even pulverized .
• The French Open's clay courts which are actually pulverized brick slow the ball and reward long, grinding rallies of attrition.
• Packing winds of over 100 mph, the storm took out power lines and trees, and pulverized mud-and-thatch homes.

• powderize
• powderise
• powder
• pulverize
• pulverise
• demolish
• powdered
• powdery
• pulverised
• small-grained
• fine-grained

News & Articles

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• UCLA students dig into the physics of food
  A class at UCLA teaches all about the science behind what makes lettuce crispy and coffee bitter, and what makes food taste good or not. The three undergrads looked warily at the pulverized apples in their bowl.
  June 10, 2013 - South Bend Tribune

Quotes

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• John A. Mead in International Herald Tribune
  For purposes of generating electricity, a pulverized system is well-proven,said John Mead, who heads the Southern Illinois University Coal Research Center in Carbondale, Illinois.
• Dennis Kucinich in CQPolitics.com
  Israel is leveling Gaza to strike at Hamas, just as they pulverized south Lebanon to strike at Hezbollah,Kucinich said. "Yet in both cases civilian populations were attacked, countless innocents killed or injured, infrastructure targeted...
• Brian Schweitzer in International Herald Tribune
  Throw a dart at a map and you're going to hit within a hundred miles of where somebody two years ago thought they were going to build a pulverized coal plant with no carbon dioxide capture,Schweitzer said. "In every single case, they've...