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The strange offseason was just the first shock to the prognosticating system.
LOSING MONEY BETTING ON COLLEGE FOOTBALL THIS YEAR? YOU’RE NOT ALONE.RICHARD JOHNSONDECEMBER 16, 2020FIVETHIRTYEIGHTHe considered himself a prognosticator; and, what was more unfortunate, some eminent persons really thought he was.
CURIOSITIES OF LITERATURE, VOL. 3 (OF 3)ISAAC DISRAELIThe Mole has long been recorded as a prognosticator of change of weather, before which it becomes very active.
ECCENTRICITIES OF THE ANIMAL CREATION.JOHN TIMBSTwo suns shone in the sky, prognosticator of still deeper frost.
THE CONQUESTEVA EMERY DYE"My husband is a weather prognosticator," commented his wife, humorously.
THE FORGED NOTEOSCAR MICHEAUXWhen the patchwork of mentalities was complete he allowed the conclusions of the prognosticator to occupy his mind.
THE HONORED PROPHETWILLIAM E. BENTLEYThe prognosticator could not lie, and soon the facade dissolved into individual reactions as acceptance became general.
THE HONORED PROPHETWILLIAM E. BENTLEYHe was a melancholy prognosticator, and has had the fate of melancholy men.
THE WORKS OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE EDMUND BURKE, VOL. VI. (OF 12)EDMUND BURKEThe bird, singled out for the dismal honour of being a death prognosticator, was the tawny, or screech owl.
WELSH FOLK-LOREELIAS OWENThis pretty spotted little beetle was used formerly in the neighbourhood of Llanidloes as a prognosticator of the weather.
WELSH FOLK-LOREELIAS OWENWORDS RELATED TO PROGNOSTICATOR
- astrologers
- augurs
- auspexes
- bards
- clairvoyants
- diviners
- druids
- evocators
- forecasters
- fortunetellers
- haruspexes
- horoscopists
- maguses
- media
- meteorologists
- oracles
- ovates
- palmists
- predictors
- prognosticators
- prophesiers
- readers
- seeresses
- seers
- sibyls
- soothsayers
- sorcerers
- tea-leaf readers
- witches
- wizards
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