Prē'cant, n.
n. [Lat. precans, precantis, p. pr. of precari, to pray.] One who prays. “Asserting the efficacy of prayer relatively to the pray-er or precant himself.” Coleridge.
n. [Lat. precans, precantis, p. pr. of precari, to pray.] One who prays. “Asserting the efficacy of prayer relatively to the pray-er or precant himself.” Coleridge.