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Fortune-tellers
Fortune-tellers, persons pretending or professing to tell fortunes are punishable as rogues and vagabonds under the Vagrancy Act, 1824 (5 Geo. 4, c. 83), s. 4. See, further, GYPSIES; PALMISTRY; and VAGRANT.
Chirosophist
A fortune teller
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cunningman
A fortune teller one who pretends to reveal mysteries
Fatiloquist
A fortune teller
Rumorer
A teller of news especially one who spreads false reports
check
good by the bank upon which it is drawn by the signature of usually the cashier or paying teller with the word certified or accepted across the face of the check NSF check [Not Sufficient Funds] :
Gestour
A reciter of gests or legendary tales a story teller
Relator
Relator, a rehearser, teller, or informer. It was the name given to a plaintiff in an information in Chancery, where the rights
Sagaman
Sagaman, a tale-teller; secret accuser.
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