1. To discourse at large; to comment freely; to run a division or musical variety with the voice or instrument in true measure.

2. A song or tune composed in parts, or with various modulations; a discourse or disenssion branching into parts; a comment or series of comments; the art of composing music in several parts, which may be plain, figurative, or double; the soprano.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• deacent,
• disant,
• descout,
• discont,
• desent,
• desecnt,
• destand,
• discent,
• descount,
• desicant,
• deficant,
• dessicant,
• discart,
• descedant,
• deecent,
• decnt,
• descust,
• deccent,
• discunt,
• dessent

• dechant,
• decimate,
• descendent,
• decent,
• descant on,
• descend,
• decently,
• deckhand,
• descender,
• decant,
• decanter,
• scant,
• dehiscent,
• De Santo,
• descent,
• descendant,
• De Santi,
• De Santis,
• discant,
• decontrol.

The adverb form of "descant" is "descantly".

The adjective form of the word "descant" is "descanting".

The plural form of the word "descant" is "descants".

The singular form of the word "descant" is "descant".