a. and sb. [ad. medical L. coindicānt-em pres. pple. f. co- together + indicānt-em indicating. Cf. F. coïndicant.]
A. adj. Indicating conjointly (with other signs); spec. in Med. of symptoms ‘which concur in suggesting the employment of a particular remedy’ (Syd. Soc. Lex.).
1625. Hart, Anat. Ur., II. vii. 98. Who without any other coindicant signes, do by the vrines only giue out sentence.
a. 1626. Bp. Andrewes, Serm. (1856), I. 208. The philosopher saith, signs are either indicant or coindicant.
B. sb. A coindicant sign or symptom.
1657. Phys. Dict., Coindicants, divers indications or signes … pointing to one and the same remedy for the cure.
