1. A fanatical sect which first arose in Italy, A.D. 1260, and subsequently in other parts of Europe, who thought by self-flagellation to atone for sin and avert judgment. See Flagellum.

2. One who scourges himself in religious discipline.

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

• flagerant,
• dlagellant,
• clagellant,
• vlagellant,
• glagellant,
• tlagellant,
• rlagellant,
• fkagellant,
• fpagellant,
• foagellant,
• flzgellant,
• flsgellant,
• flagelant,
• flagellantt,
• flagallant,
• flagellent,
• Engellant,
• flamellet,
• flagellante,
• Lybellant

• flagellated,
• flageolet,
• flagellum,
• fluegelhorn,
• flagellata,
• flagellation,
• flagellate.

The adjective form of the word "flagellant" is "flagellant".

The plural of the "flagellant" can be the "flagellants".

The singular of the "flagellant" can be the "flagellant".