aleuromancy
/əˈl(j)ʊərəmansi/ /ˈaljʊrəˌmansi/noun
Any of various forms of divination using meal, flour, cakes, etc., especially as practised by the ancient Greeks.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Blount (1618–1679), antiquary and lexicographer. From (i) French aleuromantie.
- firecracker flower
- fire-cracking
- firecrest
- fire crook
- fire cross
- fire-cure
- fire-cured
- fire-curing
- fire curtain
- fire-damaged
- firedamp
- fire dance
- fire department
- fire discipline
- firedog
- fire door
- fire dragon
- firedrake
- fire drill
- fire-drilling
- fire dropper
- fired-up
- fire-eater
- fire-eating
- fire ecologist