deadburned lime vs caustic lime

deadburned lime and caustic lime both are nouns.

Word	Noun	Adjective	Verb	Adverb
deadburned lime	Yes	No	No	No
caustic lime	Yes	No	No	No

As nouns, caustic lime is a hypernym of deadburned lime; that is, caustic lime is a word with a broader meaning than deadburned lime:

deadburned lime: An over-burned lime (also called oveburned lime, or sometimes dead-burned lime and deadburned lime) is a lime that has been fired above 1,100° C, thus loosing its reactivity, which leads to poor or no bond strength.
caustic lime: a caustic substance produced by heating limestone

Other hypernyms of deadburned lime include calcium hydrate, calcium hydroxide, hydrated lime, lime, lime hydrate, slaked lime.

deadburned lime (noun)	caustic lime (noun)
An over-burned lime (also called oveburned lime, or sometimes dead-burned lime and deadburned lime) is a lime that has been fired above 1,100° C, thus loosing its reactivity, which leads to poor or no bond strength.	a caustic substance produced by heating limestone