Crossword clues for seer
seer
- One looking ahead
- Omen interpreter
- Merlin, e.g
- Fortune seeker?
- Carson's Carnac, for one
- Person with a vision?
- Nostradamus, purportedly
- Medium, e.g
- Future revealer
- Forward thinker?
- Crystal ball consulter
- Ball handler?
- Tiresias was one
- One with foresight
- One with a vision?
- One who tells it like it will be?
- Lifeline reader, e.g
- Forward-looking sort
- Advance man?
- Tiresias of myth, for one
- Tarot user
- Suffix with "sight" or "over"
- Prescient peerer
- Palmistry practitioner
- One trading in futures?
- One dealing in futures?
- Omen examiner
- Futurist of a sort
- Forward-thinking sort?
- Ending for "sight" or "over"
- Crystal ball reader
- Chiromancer, e.g
- Amphilochus, for one
- Visionary type
- Visionary person
- Tarot expert
- Tarot dealer
- Specialist in futures
- Sooth sayer
- Reader of tea leaves, e.g
- Reader of palms, supposedly
- Prophetic type
- Prophetic sort
- Professor Trelawney, for one
- Prescient person
- Palmist, for one
- One in a ball game?
- Omen observer
- Medium, for one
- Futurist of sorts
- Future witness?
- Future viewer?
- Fortune hunter?
- Fate predictor
- Crystal globe user
- Word attached to "over" or "sight"
- With sight, a tourist
- Wisest one
- Tiresias, in a way
- Tiresias, in "Oedipus Rex"
- Things-to-come expert
- The Oracle of Delphi, for one
- Tea-leaved reader
- Tea-leaf expert
- Tea-leaf examiner
- Tea leaves reader?
- Tea leaf reader
- Tarot-deck user
- Tarot-card user
- Tarot reader, supposedly
- Tarot or palm reader
- Talented reader?
- Sucker's start?
- Sucker starter?
- Sight attachment
- Séance holder
- Reporter of future events
- Recondite revelator
- Queen of the ball?
- Pundit, aspirationally
- Prophetic one
- Prophecy provider
- Professor Trelawney in the Harry Potter books, e.g
- Prediction maker
- Person with foresight
- Person with a ball
- Person who's looking forward to things
- Person who looks into the future
- Person reading a life line, say
- Person predicting the future
- Person of vision?
- Person of vision
- Person attending a ball
- Paranormal practitioner
- Over or sight follower
- One with visions
- One with unusual powers of foresight
- One with tomorrow’s forecast
- One with future interests?
- One with a long view?
- One who knows what's coming to you
- One who knows what's coming
- One who has a ball at work?
- One who doesn't stop thinking about tomorrow
- One skilled in divination
- One reading tea leaves
- One providing future references?
- One making predictions
- One looking into the future, supposedly
- One looking into a crystal ball
- One having visions
- One given to forward looks
- Mother Shipton
- Merlin, supposedly
- Magic 8 Ball, some hope
- Life-line reader
- Leaves reader
- Jeane Dixon
- Interpreter of signs
- Futurologist, of a sort
- Futures expert?
- Future witness
- Future visionary
- Future specialist
- Future predictor
- Future expert
- Fate expert
- Far-sighted person?
- Expert in futures
- Ending for sight or over
- Edgar Cayce, e.g
- Dixon, e.g
- Dabbler in futures?
- Crystal-ball expert
- Crystal examiner
- Crystal ball studier
- Crystal ball consultant
- Certain occultist
- Cassandra, notably
- Carnival draw
- Carnac the Magnificent, e.g
- Card reader, perhaps
- Ball-bearing person?
- Ball-bearing one?
- Ball user, maybe
- Alleged reader of the future
- Al Capp's Old Man Mose
- "Sucker" beginning
- "Sucker" add-on
- ''Learn Your Future'' sign displayer
- Crystal gazer
- Diviner, e.g
- Cassandra, for one
- Geomancer
- Clairvoyant one
- Tarot reader, e.g
- Visionary sort
- Psychic networker, supposedly
- Prophetic person
- Sibyl, e.g
- Nostradamus, e.g.
- SГ©ance holder
- Fortuneteller
- Mystical one
- Psychic reader
- Carson's Carnac, e.g.
- Wise guy
- Person of the future
- Swami
- Student of palms
- Palmist, e.g.
- One in the futures market?
- Oracle of Delphi
- Merlin, for one
- Amphilochus, in Greek legend
- Nostradamus, for one
- Merlin, e.g.
- Crystal ball gazer
- Person with a ball, perhaps
- One available for future reference?
- Futurist, of sorts
- Tea leaves reader, e.g
- One who gets what's coming
- Crystal ball user
- Prescient one
- Nostradamus, reputedly
- Tarot card user
- Futures analyst?
- One with special insight
- Prognosticator
- Amphilochus, in Greek myth
- One with future prospects?
- Dealer in futures?
- Palm reader, e.g.
- Futures dealer?
- One who might issue a warning
- Soothsayer
- Vision expert
- One holding a ball, maybe
- Cassandra, e.g.
- Jeremiah, e.g., in the Bible
- One involved in future deals?
- Reader of omens
- Diviner, e.g.
- Samuel, e.g., in the Bible
- Reader of signs
- Professor Marvel in "The Wizard of Oz," e.g.
- One reading signs
- Tiresias, e.g., in Greek myth
- Eastwood's "Rawhide" role
- Forward-thinking type
- Reader of tea leaves, e.g.
- Tiresias in "Oedipus Rex," e.g.
- Johnny Carson's Carnac the Magnificent, e.g.
- Interpreter of omens
- Forward-looking person?
- Cassandra, in Greek myth
- Future reporter
- Person offering you a fortune
- A person with unusual powers of foresight
- An authoritative person who divines the future
- Sucker's beginning
- Divination is his vocation
- Palmist, e.g
- Farsighted fellow
- One with ESP
- Sight follower
- Investor who sold at the high?
- Haruspex
- Mopsus or Melampus
- Augur
- Seventh son
- Tea-leaf prognosticator?
- Man of the future
- Sight attachment?
- Helenus was one
- Calchas was one
- One who looks forward
- Man of ken
- Vaticinator
- Calchas or Mopsus
- "Your Future" sign displayer
- Chaldean
- Melampus was one
- Nostradamus was one
- Tarot pro
- Jeane Dixon, for one
- Daniel or Isaiah
- Forecaster of a sort
- Forward-looking fellow
- One with a crystal ball
- Pythoness, for one
- Melampus or Mopsus
- Tiresias, for one
- Expert in cryptesthesia
- Melampus, for one
- Hogwarts professor Trelawney, e.g.
- Prognostication is his vocation
- Cassandra, for instance
- Crystal-baller
- Calchas, for one
- Dixon, but not Mason
- Precognitive person
- Melampus was the first one
- He has a "prophetable" job
- Tarot interpreter
- Sage
- J. Dixon, for one
- Mother Shipton, e.g.
- Expert in divination
- Merlin or Dixon
- He envisions all our tomorrows
- Tea-leaf reader
- Kind of sucker
- Magus
- Guide leaving town - he knows what's coming
- Clairvoyant person
- One who knows the future
- One divines the future
- Carnival attraction
- Tarot card reader, e.g
- Fortune teller, supposedly
- Wise man
- Crystal-ball user, supposedly
- Divination practitioner
- Nostradamus, supposedly
- Palm reader, e.g
- One with powers of foresight
- Tea-leaves reader
- Nostradamus, e.g
- Crystal-ball gazer, some claim
- Reader of the future
- Expert in futures?
- Cassandra, e.g
- Palm reader, for one
- Farsighted one?
- Crystal consulter
- Carnac the Magnificent, for one
- "Sight" or "over" ender
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Seer \Seer\ (s[=e]r), a.
Sore; painful. [Prov. Eng.]
--Ray.
Seer \Se"er\ (s[=e]"[~e]r), n.
One who sees.
--Addison.
Seer \Seer\ (s[=e]r), n. [From See.]
A person who foresees events; a prophet.
--Milton.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
late 14c., "one to whom divine revelations are made," agent noun from see (v.). Originally rendering Latin videns, Greek bleptor (from Hebrew roeh) in Bible translations (such as I Kings ix:9). Literal sense of "one who sees" is attested from early 15c.
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. 1 agent noun of see; one who sees something; an eyewitness. 2 Someone who foretells the future; a clairvoyant, prophet, soothsayer or diviner. Etymology 2
n. (alternative form of sihr English)
WordNet
n. a person with unusual powers of foresight [syn: visionary, illusionist]
an observer who perceives visually; "an incurable seer of movies"
an authoritative person who divines the future [syn: prophet, oracle, vaticinator]
Wikipedia
Seer, SEER, or Seers may refer to:
A Seer (also sihr) is a traditional unit of mass and volume used in large parts of Asia prior to the middle of the 20th century. It remains in use only in a few countries such as Afghanistan and Iran, although in the latter it indicates a smaller unit of weight than the one used in India.
Seer is a 2011 Chinese animated fantasy adventure film based on an online game. It is about some robots on an airship called Seer who were off to find a legendary phoenix in a vast universe, they also had to fight off some evil space pirates who were blocking their way. It was released on July 28, 2011. The film is the first in a film series, being followed by Seer 2 (2012), Seer the Movie 3: Heroes Alliance (2013), Seer 4 (2014) and Seer Movie 5: Rise of Thunder (2015).
Seer or Die Seer is an Austrian musical pop and schlager band founded in 1996 by Alfred Fred Jaklitsch after the break-up of the Austrian pop band Joy he was part of. After a brief solo career as Freddy Jay, he founded the band that comes from Grundlsee in Styria, Salzkammergut region of Austria.
The band had a long string of album releases many reaching number 1 on the Austrian official charts. The band also had a number of hit singles. It won the Amadeus Austrian Music Award in the category Group Pop / Rock in 2003 followed in 2009, with another Amadeus Award win in the Schlager category.
Usage examples of "seer".
It is another key discovery that the old seers made, but in their aberration they relegated it to oblivion until it was rescued by the new seers.
In examining the first attention, the new seers realized that all organic beings, except man, quiet down their agitated trapped emanations so that those emanations can align themselves with their matching ones outside.
The Demesne absolute of a Seer is small, a few paces across, and the power use is erratic.
But even with the power this particular dextrier had as handlinger representative to the Fat Sun bureaucracy, it was subservient to the noble-caste, the seers, the sinistrals.
Seer, knew that the Fon had penetrated at least part of her identity, but let the feminine identification go by without protest.
Seer looked down at the tarnished spyglass in her hands, gleaming dully in the reflection of the fire as well.
Presently his bright blue eyes focused with abrupt concern on Garrett, for Leif Hansal-Campbell had the gift of a seer, and he knew what the admiral was going to say even before he spoke.
To be allowed to do what they did, the Seers had to be an officially recognised profession within the Miscellariat, the catch-all term for those useful to the Mercatoria who did not fit inside the more standard subdivi-sional categories, and as such all Seers were subject to full Mercatorial discipline and control, committed to obeying any order issued by anybody properly authorised and of a sufficiently superior rank.
Seers were really Navarchy, Cessoria and Shrievalty scouts - spies, if you wanted to be blunt about it - searching for Fassin Taak, searching for the also-disappeared Dweller called Valseir, searching for any sign of those weapons used against the Mercatorial forces during the battle in the GasClipper storm race and searching too for any hints or traces of the Dweller List and anything remotely associated with it - so far, admittedly, all completely without success.
With a bitter smile upon his face stood His Mightiness Lephi the White, Lord of Cyador, ruler of all lands from the mountains of the skies to the oceans of the west, Protector of the Steps to Paradise, Son and Seer of the Rational Stars.
On this morning he had summoned all the Seers, Demons, and Pursuivants of his Demesne and dependencies, and with them the Rancelmen and others whose Talent it is to seek and find.
Blind Seer on the stoop, his fur spiked with mire and blood, his entire being reeking of filth.
A very tall rishi, his bun whiter and face more lined than all the others, hurried forward, prostrating himself before the seer and kissing his feet reverentially.
The rishi nodded sagely, bowing his head and folding his hands to the seer.
The prime minister quickly related the events of that morning, from the arrival of the impostor to his exposure and dismissal by the two seers, right up to the discussion in the sabha hall and the unmasking of the spies.