fortune-teller
or for·tune·tell·er
[fawr-chuh n-tel-er]
noun
a person who claims the ability to predict the future.
Origin of fortune-teller
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Related Words for fortuneteller
diviner, medium, seer, prophet, augur, oracle, soothsayer, clairvoyant, spiritualist, predictorExamples from the Web for fortuneteller
Historical Examples of fortuneteller
They were a sort of cross between the bard and the fortuneteller.
Bible StudiesJoseph M. Wheeler
She was a fortuneteller and she wanted to tell me my fortune.
Slave Narratives: Arkansas NarrativesWork Projects Administration
Nevertheless, however blind and lying is the fortuneteller's art, it may yet hit home once in a thousand times.
The Original Fables of La FontaineJean de la Fontaine
A fortuneteller with cards gives one the same shock of surprise.
The Path of a StarMrs. Everard Cotes (AKA Sara Jeannette Duncan)
fortune-teller
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