psephomancy
/ˈsiːfə(ʊ)mansi/ /ˈsɛfə(ʊ)mansi/Chiefly historical
noun
Divination by drawing a number of small stones from a heap or vessel, the stones being previously marked with symbols which may be interpreted by the diviner.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Nathan Bailey (d. 1742), lexicographer and schoolmaster. From psepho- + -mancy.
- the Reaper
- (there are) no flies on ——
- (there are) no prizes for guessing
- there are plenty more fish in the sea
- pudding time
- pudding way
- pudding-wife
- puddingy
- puddining
- puddle
- puddle ball
- puddle bar
- puddle duck
- puddle hole
- puddle jump
- puddle jumper
- puddle-jumping
- puddler
- puddling machine
- puddly
- puddock
- puddy
- pudency
- pudend
- pudendal