Definition of "indicant" [in•di•cant]

• Something, such as a typographical device, that serves to indicate. (noun)

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• "TheBinarySurfer, Danger Mouse, Another way of recording the situation is by recording it over your radio while on route to an indicant."
• "Sodomia; officinae horum alicubi apud Turcas, — qui saxis semina mandant — arenas arantes; et frequentes querelae, etiam inter ipsos conjuges hac de re, quae virorum concubitum illicitum calceo in oppositam partem verso magistratui indicant; nullum apud Italos familiare magis peccatum, qui et post [4698] Lucianum et [4699] Tatium, scriptis voluminibis defendunt."
• "Floating between sects is indicant of loose roots in the religion."