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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.

24 symbols

  • BackdoorB

    A rear door means the answer is not the obvious one. You may also be hunting for a shortcut.

    House

  • DoorknobD

    A doorknob means access or a block. A talking one means you feel watched and underrated.

  • DoormatD

    A doormat means people are walking over you. Any words on it matter.

  • DoorwayD

    A bricked doorway means you have shut yourself off, or that a secret is being held in. Like a locked door, it also marks a chance you missed.

  • Revolving DoorR

    See also Door.

  • SindoorS

    Sindoor marks a life in transition. It can also be excitement about a coming marriage.

  • TrapdoorT

    A hidden door is an unexpected chance, or something you stored underneath and can now find.

  • BarbecueB

    Cooking outdoors over coals is a small change in the day. Doing the cooking yourself is ease and time spent together.

  • BoB

    The doorman who turns people away means desire is being held down.

  • CampingC

    Camping is a need for rest and a simpler pace, close to the outdoors. It can also be the search for a group where you belong and still stay independent.

  • CastleC

    A castle is honor and reward for what you have achieved, or a wish to hide from daily trouble. Living in one can become isolation; standing outside the door is a large chance you missed.

    Places

  • ClassroomC

    A classroom is an important lesson, or growth in self-knowledge. Searching for one means you need to learn more; an outdoor one asks you to be freer and more adaptable.

    PlacesSchool

  • ClosedC

    A closed door is a part of life, or a chance, shut off, sometimes a private sexual matter. A closed store is a mind that will not consider another view, and the frustration of something missing.

  • DeafD

    Deafness, when you can hear in waking life, means you have shut a door on news or on criticism. It can also be a wish for quiet, and someone else who cannot hear is withdrawing from you.

  • EntranceE

    See also Door.

  • GarageG

    A garage is a stalled stretch, with no clear direction toward your aims. Pulling the car in can mean your own work has bought you some safety; shutting the door means you are delaying those aims for other people.

    House

  • KnockerK

    A door knocker is a chance arriving, and a wish for help or guidance. It can also be dread, a fear that bad news is at the door, or a sexual joke about a woman's chest.

  • LockL

    A lock means you cannot reach what you want, or a part of you is shut away and needs out. Changing the locks closes a door on someone once close; a broken lock is insecurity.

  • LockedL

    Being locked out means you feel shut out and cannot reach your own feelings. Notice which door it is.

  • PatioP

    A patio is openness toward a situation: open doors are a receptive mind, and closed ones are refusal. The threshold joins thought and spirit.

    House

  • PortalP

    See also Door.

  • SaladS

    A salad asks you to say what you feel and to take in what helps you grow. It can also be a longing for health and the outdoors.

    Food

  • Trick or TreatingT

    Going door to door is the reward of pursuing a goal, and a reminder to say what you want. Knocking at your door is a wish to share what you enjoy.

  • WheatW

    Grain is prosperity and doors opening, and also fertility and renewal. A field of it is success on the way.

    Food