What does maizestarch mean?
Maizestarch means (rare) Synonym of cornstarch..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
(rare) Synonym of cornstarch..
Mr. [Otis] Barrett does not appear to realize that the word “corn,” as used by Americans, has so ramified in phrases and compounds of everyday use that to abandon it would entail an appalling number of other changes in our speech. Thus, to be consistent, we should have to substitute “maizemeal” for “cornmeal,” “maizebread” for “cornbread,” “maizestarch” for “cornstarch,” and so on.
A modern maizestarch—and maizenaplant (lumps and crystals) system Uhland Leipzig, daily capacity 3,000-6,000 Kg. maize, as good as new, is for sale at Amsterdam (Holland) at a considerably reduced price.
The experimental diets were adjusted to 9.7-10.3% raw-protein (drymatter) by exchanging the necessary amount of maizestarch with the protein source.
6. PHARMACEUTICAL PARTICULARS / 6.1 List of excipient(s) / Lactose / maizestarch / povidone 25 000 (E1201) / methyl parahydroxybenzoate (E218) / propyl parahydroxybenzoate (E216) / magnesium stearate (E572)
Use maizestarch when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Maizestarch means (rare) Synonym of cornstarch..
Common synonyms include cornstarch.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
Mr. [Otis] Barrett does not appear to realize that the word “corn,” as used by Americans, has so ramified in phrases and compounds of everyday use that to abandon it would entail an appalling number of other changes in our speech. Thus, to be consistent, we should have to substitute “maizemeal” for “cornmeal,” “maizebread” for “cornbread,” “maizestarch” for “cornstarch,” and so on.
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