A premonitory token; a prognostic.

A token, emblem, sign, mark; a portent; a signal; †a zodiacal sign (obsolete).

A sign, a portent. Obsolete.

A sign or presage of something to come; an omen, portent, prodigy. Obsolete (except as included in sense 1).

Indication or omen of something that is to happen; presage; prophecy. Also: future events or occurrences; a person's fortune or luck. Frequently…

Premonition, presentiment; concrete prognostic, omen, portent.

An extraordinary natural occurrence, esp. when regarded as supernatural or taken as an omen or portent. Chiefly plural. Obsolete.

Premonition, omen, augury. Obsolete.

An indication of a future state or occurrence; esp. an omen, a portent.

A portent, omen.

Something which foretells or predicts; an omen, a sign. See prognostic, n.1 2.

Frequently in plural. Something which forewarns of events to come; an omen, a portent.

An omen, a portent. Obsolete. rare.

Something that foretells or foreshadows an event; an indication of something about to happen; a sign, token, portent, omen. Now rare.

The presaging of future events; (also) a portent. Obsolete. rare.

An omen or sign; the action of prenosticate, v.

An extraordinary thing or occurrence regarded as an omen; a sign, a portent. Now rare.

Augury, divination; prediction or presage of the future; an instance of any of these; (also) a portent, an omen.

An omen, a prognostic; a warning. Obsolete.

= prenostic, n.

An omen, a portent.

A prodigy; an omen, a portent.

An omen, a prognostication.

One who or that which portends or prognosticates; a portent.

An omen or token significant of the nature of a future event; a prognostic. Obsolete.

a sign, an indication; a portent, an omen.

A sign of good or bad fortune; an omen. Obsolete.

A sign or indication of some future event; (also) a prediction, forecast, prognostication.

gen. A preceding or introductory fact or circumstance; a preliminary; esp. one that foreshadows what is to come; a presage.

An indication of something about to happen; a portent. Obsolete. rare.

A presage, an omen, a prognostication; (also) foresight, prevision.

one who or that which foreshows.

A prediction, a prophecy, a prognostication. Obsolete.

A sign, indication, or omen of a momentous or calamitous event which is about to happen.

A portent or sign; a wonder, a prodigy.

= presage, n.

An event or phenomenon regarded as a portent of good or evil; a prophetic sign, an augury.

A sign or indication of the future; an omen, a portent, a foreshadowing. Now rare.

an omen, an augury.

An omen or portent, esp. one drawn from the observation of natural signs; an event or phenomenon regarded as an indicator of the future.

A prediction or omen; = prognostic, n.1

That which foreruns or foreshadows something else; a prognostic or sign of something to follow.

A person who or thing which presages or predicts something; spec. a precursor.

One who shares to the extent of a half.

Prediction, prophecy; augury, omen.

An announcement; a prediction, prophecy, omen. Cf. boding, n.

A word of omen, a presage; an ominous or auspicious word; an auspicious greeting, a wishing of good luck. Obsolete.

A sign, portent.

An omen, a portent; an indication of future events.

An omen, augury, presage.

A portent or omen. Obsolete. rare.

= prognostic, n.1 2. Obsolete. rare.

He who or that which bespeaks.

A thing which or person who portends; an omen, a warning.

A prior indication of an event; a prognostic.

figurative. A shadow cast before an object; an indication or imperfect representation of something to come.

One who or that which bodes.

A person who or thing which provides a prognosis or forecast, a prognosticator.

Chiefly poetic. A heavenly sign or portent.