different between pustulant vs pustulent
pustulant
English
Etymology
From Latin pustulans, present participle. See pustulate (verb).
Adjective
pustulant (comparative more pustulant, superlative most pustulant)
- (medicine) Producing pustules.
Noun
pustulant (plural pustulants)
- (medicine) Any medicine that produces pustules.
- Croton oil is a pustulant.
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pustulent
English
Etymology
pustule +? -ent
Adjective
pustulent (comparative more pustulent, superlative most pustulent)
- Filled or oozing with pus
- a pustulent sore
- Alternative spelling of pustulant, "producing pustules"
Related terms
- pustulence
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