Dream Dictionary
A dictionary from the Spellbook — symbols A–Z, and themes from Alphabet through Wedding.
The symbol list and themes follow the Dream Moods A–Z dictionary and theme pages. The readings here are written for the Spellbook. A symbol is a reading, not a prediction.
Clothes are the face you show. What you wear, lose, or feel ashamed of tells how you want to be seen.
B
Baby Clothes
Tiny garments mean you are speaking more quietly than usual. They can also be habits you have already outgrown.
Ballet Shoes
These shoes ask you to handle a problem with care and a clear decision. They can also mean you are level-headed.
Bandana
The cloth asks you to look at the problem more coolly and think the options through.
Bathing Suit
Swimwear leaves you feeling exposed. Comfort in it is ease; discomfort is shaky confidence, much like being caught undressed at the wrong time.
Bathrobe
The robe after washing is privacy and personal need. It also touches intimate situations and whether you can face them.
Blouse
The shirt is an attempt to express feeling. Color, fit, and style show the mood more precisely.
Bodice
The fitted bodice means feeling is held in and not fully said.
Bonnet
The old-fashioned cap is sheltered ideals that narrow your view and your plans.
Bra
The support garment is protection and a need to have your spirits lifted, or a nurturing feeling. Going without it is a lack of discipline, or your sexual nature.
Bulletproof Vest
The vest that stops a shot is overprotection against emotional hurt, especially from a bond that already wounded you.
Burqa
Wearing the full covering means sexual expression feels shut down and you cannot be fully yourself. On someone else, a matter is being kept from you.