Crossword Clue: Black cats, traditionally speaking
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- A shaman uses them
- Augural observations
- Auguries
- Augurs interpret them
- Augurs' readings
- Augury factors
- Auspex's readings
- Auspices
- Bits of superstition
- Black cat and broken mirror, to some
- Black cat and broken mirror
- Black cat and the like
- Black cats and broken mirrors, by tradition
- Black cats and broken mirrors, stereotypically
- Black cats and comets, stereotypically
- Black cats and comets, to people who are superstitious
- Black cats and dark clouds, e.g.
- Black cats and others
- Black cats and red sunrises, to some
- Black cats and such
- Black cats or broken mirrors, to some
- Black cats, perhaps
- Black cats, say
- Black cats, stereotypically
- Black cats, to some
- Black cats, to the superstitious
- Black cats, traditionally speaking
- Albatrosses and red skies, to sailors
- Bluebirds, to some
- Bad signs of what's to come
- Bad signs
- Bodings
- Comets, long ago
- Comets, to some
- Comets, to the superstitious
- Hints of what's to come
- Hints
- Interpreters are needed for them
- Hogwarts Divination class topic
- Frightening signs
- Breaking of a mirror and others
- Eclipses and comets, to some
- Eclipses, to some
- Eclipses, to the ancients
- Delphic data
- Eerie signs
- Future foretellers
- Future indicators
- Future signs
- Broken mirrors and black cats
- Broken mirrors and others
- Broken mirrors, to some
- Gathering clouds and others
- Gathering clouds and such
- Gathering clouds, to some
- Gathering storm clouds, e.g.
- Howls at night, maybe
- Itchy noses, maybe
- Harbingers
- Disturbing signs, maybe
- Divination readings
- Divinations
- Calpurnia's dream in "Julius Caesar" and others
- Important signs
- Fodder for soothsayers
- Foreboding phenomena
- Foreboding signs
- Foreboding things
- Forebodings
- Forecaster's concerns
- Foreshadowers
- Foreshadowing events
- Foreshadowings
- Foretelling signs
- Foretokens
- Forewarnings
- Coincidences may be taken as them
- Indications needing interpretation
- Indicators
- Dreams, to some
- Serious signs
- Stormy petrels, e.g.
- Some dreams
- Strange weather patterns, maybe
- Straws in the wind, e.g.
- Straws in the wind
- Shaman's concerns
- Shaman's findings
- Some signs
- Occult signs
- Shooting stars, some think
- Soothsayer's observations
- Soothsayer's sightings
- Soothsayer's signs
- Meaningful signs
- Means of forecasting
- Wolf howls, maybe
- Troubling signs
- Portentous events
- Portentous signs
- Portentous things
- Portents
- Red skies at night, supposedly
- Red skies, to sailors
- Predictive indications
- Predictive signs
- Premonitions
- Presages
- Prognostications
- Prognostics
- Oracle's observances
- Oracle's observations
- Oracle's signs
- Oracles' signs
- Oracular signs
- Prophetic events
- Prophetic signs
- Warning signals
- Warning signs
- Warnings
- Sibyl subjects
- Supernatural signs
- Superstitious signs
- They can be read by the illiterate
- They could be good or bad
- Supposed signs
- Signals of what's to come
- Signs detected by fortune-tellers
- Signs for good or ill
- Signs from above
- Signs of danger
- Signs of doom
- Signs of seers
- Signs of the future
- Signs of things to come
- Signs of tomorrow?
- Signs of trouble
- Signs to beware of
- Signs to heed
- Signs to note
- Signs, to the superstitious
- Signs
- They might be ill
- Spilled salt and gathering clouds, to some
- Spilling salt and breaking a mirror, say
- They're meaningful to the superstitious
- Sinister signs
- Things seers see
- What diviners interpret
- Tarot cards, e.g.
- Tarot indications
- What soothsayers see
- Telling signs
- Telltale signs
- Seer's clues
- Seers say they see them
- Seers' signs
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- New York Times - April 19, 2004
