Definition of tarot
:any of a set of usually 78 playing cards including 22 pictorial cards used for fortune-telling
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In the year 2017, any '90s-loving girl can purchase Lisa Frank pajamas, tarot cards, and makeup.
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The French avow their standardization of the carte à jouer and its ancestor, the tarot.
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Book a tarot reading class or a session with a crystal healer: Now’s the chance to indulge your slightly woo-woo predilections.
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This is just the latest, fittingly surreal development in the already peculiar story of the Dalí paternity claim, which comes from a 61-year-old tarot-card reader named Pilar Abel.
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Abel, who for a while made her living by reading tarot cards on local television, was born in Girona, a city close to Figueres.
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Pilar Abel, a 61-year-old tarot card reader, claims her mother had an affair with Dali while working as a domestic helper in the northeastern Spanish town of Figueres, where the artist was born and later returned with his Russian wife Gala.
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Attendees learn how to use angel tarot cards to work with guardian angels and archangels to heal and harmonize every aspect of life.
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An interactive art station livens up the sculpture park, while tarot cards illuminate your future.
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Origin and Etymology of tarot
Middle French, from Italian tarocchi (plural)
TAROT Defined for English Language Learners
tarot
play
noun
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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See words that rhyme with tarot Britannica.com: Encyclopedia article about tarot
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