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.
Food is what you take in. A meal, a taste, or a hunger is an idea or a need you are being asked to swallow or refuse.
B
Bacon
This meat is the basic supply of living, or the work that earns a wage. Spoiled, it marks a situation that should stay forbidden.
Bananas
This curved fruit is masculine sexuality held in check. Eating it means hard work brings little gain; the skin underfoot warns of a slip that may not be reversible.
Birthday Cake
The cake means a dear wish can come true, and that you are willing to share your life. Candles are a hopeful outlook.
Blueberries
The small blue fruit is youth you want back, and optimism. It can also be a depressed mood.
Bologna
The sliced meat is worry about money. It can also mean something phony or nonsensical.
Bread
The loaf is a basic need of life, and good things already learned. It can also say rise to the occasion.
Breakfast
The first meal is a new project or a new stage. It can also be tomorrow's menu already on your mind.
Butter
The spread is a wish to be gratified, or a need to soften someone so a situation eases. Churning it is hard work; melted, your manner toward others should soften.