transitive. To forecast by signs, augur, divine, prognosticate. Also absol.

To augur, foreshow by auspices, prognosticate; in modern s.w. dialect, to augur ill, predict evil of.

intransitive. To have a foreboding; to make a prediction.

transitive and intransitive. To augur, to divine from omens, to prophesy.

intransitive. To make predictions or forecasts from signs or omens; to make divinations or prophecies; to have foreknowledge or foreboding. Formerly…

intransitive. To be a portent of a particular outcome; to bode, augur. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To conjecture from signs or omens; to have or utter forebodings.

intransitive. To make predictions or forecasts from signs or omens; to conjecture, to speculate; (with adverb) to have expectations or make…

transitive and intransitive. To infer or gather from signs or omens; to divine, prognosticate. Obsolete.

intransitive. To augur, prognosticate, predict.