Definition of tarot
: any of a set of usually 78 playing cards including 22 pictorial cards used for fortune-telling
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Sure, tools such as crystals, tarot cards, and incense can be handy in rituals and help sharpen your practice.
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Tokens for private performances, poetry on demand and tarot readings are an additional $5 each or 3 for $12 and will be available at the door.
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For good measure, Fátima Courroux will conduct tarot card readings.
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There were rooms off to the right every few paces, and in the rooms people were playing with cards, tarot cards.
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Visit a psychic to get both of your tarot cards read.
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The bottle, an array of line drawings reminiscent of a design school tarot card, helps soften the blow.
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To create shades as individual as each star sign, Bite consulted with astrologist Tara Greene, a psychic astrologer, tarot, tea, and lipstick reader (coolest job ever?
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At the next table, a hip tarot reader spread a deck face-down for two girlfriends in oversized denim jackets, who took turns picking out cards and sipping on their lattes.
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Origin and Etymology of tarot
Middle French, from Italian tarocchi (plural)
TAROT Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of tarot for English Language Learners
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: a set of 78 cards with pictures and symbols that is used to see what will happen in the future
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