presage /presˈij or pri-sājˈ/

1. To portend
2. To forebode
3. To warn of as something to come
4. To forecast
5. To have a presentiment of
6. To point out, reveal (Spenser)

To have or utter a foreboding

1. An indication of the future
2. A prognostic
3. An omen
4. A foreboding
5. A presentiment

presageˈful adjective

presageˈment noun (obsolete)

presaˈger noun

• nécessaires
• née
• négligé
• négligés
• négociant
• négociants
• névé
• névés
• 'n’
• -o
• o
• o'
• O
• O'
• O-
• O.
• o/a
• oaf
• oafish
• oafishly
• oafishness
• oafs
• oak
• oak apple
• Oak-apple Day