sto·chas·tic 
(stō-kăstĭk)
(stō-kăstĭk)adj.
1. Of, relating to, or characterized by conjecture; conjectural.
2. Statistics Involving or containing a random variable or process: stochastic calculus; a stochastic simulation.
[Greek stokhastikos, from stokhastēs, diviner, from stokhazesthai, to guess at, from stokhos, aim, goal; see stegh- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
sto·chasti·cal·ly adv.
- "the Great Peacemaker."
- "the Hammer."
- the horse's mouth
- their
- "the Iron Chancellor."
- "the Iron Duke."
- theirs
- theirself
- theirselves
- theism
- theist
- theistic
- theistical
- theistically
- "the It Girl."
- "the Jersey Lily."
- "the Just."
- "the Just."
- "the Kingfish."
- "the Kingmaker."
- the kit and caboodle
- the lap of luxury
- "the Laughing Philosopher."
- "the Law West of the Pecos."
- "the Less."