1. Falling or rushing head-long; hasty; rashly hurried.

2. A liquor, which, when poured on a solution, separates what is dissolved, and makes it precipitate or fall to the bottom.

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

• recipicant,
• recipitants,
• recepitant,
• reciptant,
• recipitent,
• percipitant,
• recipitant,
• precipient,
• orecipitant,
• lrecipitant,
• 0recipitant,
• peecipitant,
• pdecipitant,
• pfecipitant,
• precpitin,
• creepitant,
• -precipitantly,
• precipitante,
• -precipitants,
• precipitantes

• precipitancy,
• precipitously,
• preceptor,
• precipitately,
• precipitating,
• precipitous,
• precipitin,
• precipice,
• precipitator,
• precipitation,
• precipitance,
• precipitate.

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

The plural of the "precipitant" can be the "precipitants".

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