horoscopistn.
/hɒˈrɒskəpɪst/ = horoscoper n.
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1652 J. Gaule Πυς-μαντια 3 He would not give the least occasion to Planetary horoscopists, and monethly Prognosticators.
1883 Contemp. Rev. June 849 The astronomical writings and tables of the ancient horoscopists are lost.
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n.1652- to do a person a diskindness
- to do a person a grace
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- to do a person a pleasure
- to do a person adawe
- to do a person amendment
- to do a person cheer
- to do a person company
- to do a person dere
- to do a person die
- to do a person dirty
- to do a person ease
- to do a person fine
- to do a person good cheer
- to do a person honour
- to do a person in the eye
- to do a person in the way
- to do a person justice
- to do a person misadventure
- to do a person pleasure
- to do a person proud
- to do a person reason
- to do a person right
- to do a person scorn
- to do a person shame