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.
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Oatmeal
Eating oatmeal means you are steady and grounded. Cooking it is influence over someone close; an oatmeal cookie says a small indulgence is allowed.
Olives
Olives stand for healing and a life that lasts. A branch or a crown of leaves is peace after conflict, and a burden lifted.
Omelet
An omelet is a bright start and a sense that you are headed the right way. The familiar saying adds that some goals ask you to break a few things first.
Onion
An onion is the layers you still have to peel before the real situation shows. Tears from it mark a display of feeling that is not genuine.
Onions
Onions are layers between you and what is actually underneath, so keep digging. If they make you cry, the feeling on display is false.
Orange
Orange is friendliness, generosity, and a lively wish to meet people. It wakes the senses and invites a wider set of interests.
Oranges
An orange tree is health and prosperity. Eating the fruit is satisfaction with where you are, or a need to feel lively again.
Oysters
Eating oysters points to sexual appetite and pleasure. The shellfish can also mean beauty and wisdom, or a life closed against other people; shells alone suggest money worries.