tarot
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9.3
- noun
- /ˈtɛrəʊ/
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tarot
- Narrator 2: Jose picks up his deck of tarot cards and flips the top card over.
- tarot cards
- tarot deck
These are tarot cards, Tarot cards, tarot cards.
- These are tarot cards, Tarot cards, tarot cards.
- My name comes from a tarot reading.
- Psychic Sisters is an amazing like shop I guess, but Psychic Sisters have amazing tarot readers and clairvoyance.
- One of the archetypes that I embody is an archetype find found in the Tarot, and that is the magician.
- I will say my first tarot reader was a little on the open-ended side.
- For example, in tarot, when you when you pull a tarot card, you're pulling an archetype.
- But she is now, she feels she is, she is much more mystically in tune with doing tarot readings than she was before seeing the orange orb in the sky.
- And it just so happens that I had started studying the tarot and crystals and these opportunities just fell in my lap right when I needed them.
- But then a handmade book of tarot shows up addressed to her, and she kind of reads through it and is like, this is interesting, OK.
- Should we trust TikTok tarot card readings?
- Like, there's a lot of tarot kind of things.
- This I wish this book did that with the Tarot.
Examples
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The first card the tarot reader pulled out was The Empress.
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I usually make some money reading tarot.
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If you want to have fun with it, read tarot cards.
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Did you lose your tarot cards?
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Did you bring your Tarot cards?
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You might want to check those tarot cards one more time.
Fiction book (1999) -
She was into tarot cards before she could read.
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I happen to prefer tarot cards because they're more reliable.
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Her interests range from reading tarot cards to participating in a women's writing circle.
Fiction book (2000) -
Many people enjoy reading tarot cards to gain insight into their lives.
Compounds
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7.6
A card with pictures and symbols used to tell the future or play special card games
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tarot comes from the Italian name tarocchi, which meant 'a special set of playing cards'. These Italian cards had strong pictures and were used for games at first and later for fortune-telling, so tarot now means the deck of picture cards people use to predict the future.