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.
- bender
- Bendigo
- bendiness
- bendlet
- bend one's elbow
- bend (or bow) the (or one's) knee
- bend (or fall or lean) over backwards
- bend over backwards
- bend sinister
- bend someone's ear
- bendy
- bendy bus
- beneath
- beneath contempt
- benedicite
- Benedictine
- benediction
- benedictory
- Benedict's reagent
- Benedict's solution
- Benedict, St
- Benedictus
- Benedict XVI
- benefaction
- benefactive