fortuneteller AmE
fortune teller
fortune-teller

But who needs to go to a fortuneteller to find it?

A fortuneteller once told him that he would meet his death by water.

"You will have three children," a fortuneteller had once told him.

Nobody needed to be a fortuneteller to see what was happening around town.

His face showed a sense of awe, as though she were a fortuneteller.

Even his personal fortuneteller has granted interviews to the press.

"Sounds to me as if it might refer to that fortuneteller."

In six words he summarized the secret of success as a fortuneteller.

"They may go to a pastor, a fortuneteller or a friend's mother, but never talk to a shrink."

She has been impersonating the voice and appearance of the fortuneteller.

A fortuneteller informed him that this was a sign of great fortune to come.

The senior patrolman turned to the fortuneteller as his partner moved away.

We'll do like any fortuneteller; tell the customer what he wants to believe and keep him happy."

John goes to a fortuneteller, who tries to help but may be a charlatan.

This call to play fortuneteller is not easily refused.

I do not mean to make him sound like a carnival fortuneteller reading the future; it was nothing so crude as that.

Why don't you let the fortuneteller give you a look into the future.

And sometimes a fortuneteller provides a name, for a fee of about $45.

He said, "Maybe a fortuneteller or something like it is what I need.

Wayne Morgan nodded and the fortuneteller remained silent a moment.

He was pointing to the long queue of people who had lined up to see the fortuneteller.

The next scene shows the fortuneteller being arrested who is hysterically saying that the girl should have died.

He said nobody would know the difference, so I told him what the fortuneteller told the cop.

Someone gets sick, and instead of dialing 911 you send for an obese old fortuneteller.

Instead, she finds that a visit to a fortuneteller lifts her out of the doldrums.