Derived terms

Sponsorially is a derived term of sponsorial.

As an adjective sponsorial is

pertaining to a sponsor.

Maneater is a derived term of maneating.

As nouns the difference between maneater and maneating

is that maneater is while maneating is the consumption of human flesh by animals.

As an adjective maneating is

.

Variolic is a derived term of antivariolic.

Antivariolic is likely misspelled.

Antivariolic has no English definition.

As an adjective variolic is

variolous.

Mucamide is a derived term of pyromucamide.

Pyromucamide is likely misspelled.

Pyromucamide has no English definition.

As a noun mucamide is

the acid amide of mucic acid, obtained as a white crystalline substance.

Incognoscibility is a derived term of incognoscible.

As a noun incognoscibility

is the quality of being incognoscible.

As an adjective incognoscible is

(rare|dated) not capable of being known; incomprehensible.

Retractively is a derived term of retractive.

As a noun retractive is

that which retracts or withdraws.

As an adjective retractive is

serving to retract; of the nature of a retraction.

Szechuan is a derived term of szechuanese.

Szechuanese is likely misspelled.

Szechuanese has no English definition.

As a proper noun Szechuan is

alternative form of Sichuan|lang=en.

Scedastic is a derived term of heteroscedastic.

As adjectives the difference between heteroscedastic and scedastic

is that heteroscedastic is exhibiting heteroscedasticity while scedastic is related to the variance of errors (statistical).

Scedastic is a derived term of homoscedastic.

As adjectives the difference between homoscedastic and scedastic

is that homoscedastic is having the same finite variance for all elements while scedastic is related to the variance of errors (statistical).

Gustfulness is a derived term of gustful.

In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between gustfulness and gustful

is that gustfulness is (obsolete) appealing taste; tastiness while gustful is (obsolete) tasty; good-tasting.

As a noun gustfulness

is (obsolete) appealing taste; tastiness.

As an adjective gustful is

gusty.