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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.

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.

  • Almonds

    Almonds are success and richness, and the tree is happiness, including in marriage. They also show you can recover after hardship.

    Food

  • Apple

    Apples on the tree are knowledge and coming reward, or a nudge to look after your health. Eating one is pleasure that can turn to sexual appetite; spoiled fruit means the aim may harm you.

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  • Apples

    Apples growing are wisdom and prosperity ahead. Eating them is pleasure that can become lust; spoiled fruit means the goal may not be worth the cost.

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  • Apricot

    This fruit means appearances are misleading, or that you are refusing the facts. Eating one warns of misfortune close by.

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  • Asparagus

    Asparagus is prosperity. Eating it means your actions will end unpleasantly.

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  • 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.

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  • 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.

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  • 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.

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  • Blueberries

    The small blue fruit is youth you want back, and optimism. It can also be a depressed mood.

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  • Bologna

    The sliced meat is worry about money. It can also mean something phony or nonsensical.

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  • Bread

    The loaf is a basic need of life, and good things already learned. It can also say rise to the occasion.

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  • Breakfast

    The first meal is a new project or a new stage. It can also be tomorrow's menu already on your mind.

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  • 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.

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  • Cabbage

    Cabbage says stop spending effort on petty matters; you do better with a real challenge. It can also mean a choice you should think through again.

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  • Cake

    Cake asks you to share the load instead of doing every piece yourself. It can also be a finished achievement, or a task that is easier than you fear.

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  • Candy

    Candy is a small joy and a treat, and also indulgence you may be overdoing. The plain reading is simply that sweets have become a habit.

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  • Carrot

    A carrot is plenty and fertility, or a lure dangled to move you. Eating one is a moment of clearer sight.

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  • Cheese

    Cheese is gain and profit. It can also mean something tacky, or a hint to smile more.

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  • Cherry

    Cherries are honesty, sweetness, and good fortune, or a reminder not to take life so hard. A cherry tree is luck, spring, and youth.

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  • Chocolate

    Chocolate is love, celebration, and a reward you give yourself, sometimes past the point of restraint. Melting chocolate is disappointment, or a change you need to accept.

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  • Coconut

    A coconut asks you to be more flexible, and it stands for persistence and leisure. Eating one means you are being stubborn.

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  • Coconuts

    Coconuts point to an unexpected gift of money.

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  • Cookies

    Cookies are small annoyances blown up, while baking them is optimism and a possible rise in status. Chocolate chip ones are a guilty treat or an intimate bond; buying them is giving in to a temptation you have earned.

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  • Corn

    Corn is abundance, growth, and fertility, or something a bit silly. A field of it is peace at home.

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  • Dessert

    A good dessert means indulgence, a small celebration, or a temptation you are enjoying.

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  • Egg

    An egg means fertility and a new possibility about to arrive. Cracked eggs mean a fragile moment, or a shell you are finally leaving.

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  • Figs

    Figs mean a positive turn. They often carry a sexual meaning as well.

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  • Filbert Nut

    Filberts mean peace and a profitable venture. Eating them means friends you can depend on.

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  • Fish

    Fish mean insight swimming below awareness, and catching one brings it up. Eating fish feeds spirit and luck, and a fish out of its element means you feel out of place.

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  • Flour

    Flour means a frugal, happy life and hard work. The word can also point to a flower.

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  • Food

    Food means physical and emotional nourishment. Stale food means you are drained, burnt food means intense feeling or exhaustion, and plastic food means the comfort you want is not real.

    See also Eating.

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  • Fruit

    Fruit means growth, abundance, and desire. Green fruit means you are rushing and will be disappointed, ripe fruit means fertility, and rotting fruit means a chance you missed.

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  • Garlic

    Eating garlic means you choose security over romance and stay practical about the heart. A clove is protection, and a sign you will get past the barrier in front of you.

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  • Gooseberries

    Gathering gooseberries means the outlook is bright and a problem has been gotten past. Eating them is simple leisure.

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  • Grapefruit

    Grapefruit is a refreshed mind and a lift in spirits. The tree is your talents and the results of what you have done.

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  • Grapes

    Grapes and their vines are wealth, stamina, and pleasure your work can still produce. Picking them is profit and a wish made real.

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  • Gravy

    Eating gravy is pleasure in simple things. It can also mean you are taking advantage of a situation.

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  • Ham

    Eating ham says conserve your energy. Seeing it can mean emotional trouble, or a wish to be noticed.

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  • Ice Cream

    Ice cream is pleasure, luck, and satisfaction, including in love, so enjoy the moment. It can also say cool a temper, or pun on "I scream," something that needs to be let out. Melted or sour, a hope has failed or a trust has broken.

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  • Icing

    Icing on a cake is a pretty surface over an empty inside. It can also be the last touch that makes a work feel complete, and eating it can mean an early sweetness that does not satisfy.

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  • Jam

    Jam is a small sweetness or an unexpected pleasure. It can also mean you are caught in a sticky bind you cannot easily step out of.

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  • Jelly

    Jelly is understanding that has finally set around a question you kept turning over. It can also mean you are trying to keep a sweet bond from spoiling.

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  • Jellybean

    Jellybeans are easy joy and a light mood. You feel at ease for once.

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  • Kimchi

    Kimchi is a wall you put up so a relationship cannot hurt you. You would rather stay guarded than be wounded.

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  • Legumes

    Legumes are small annoyances and minor problems.

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  • Lemonade

    Drinking lemonade is the need to cool off, often after a quarrel has grown too hot. It can also be an inner cleaning.

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  • Lemons

    A lemon is poor quality, or a bond that has turned sour. Sucking one is a need to cleanse or heal; squeezing one is a need to spend more carefully.

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  • Lentil

    Lentils are your roots and your tie to other people. They can also stand for fertility, or for life that does not end.

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  • Lettuce

    Lettuce growing is abundance and a simpler time. Eating it is hunger for spiritual food, or for a more balanced diet; it can also pun on asking permission.

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  • Lime

    A lime is a short delay. The better stretch arrives only after you have lived through the hard one.

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  • Lollipop

    A lollipop is surprise, indulgence, and the pleasant side of life. It can also mean someone is playing you for a fool.

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  • Macaroni

    Macaroni is comfort and ease. It can pull you back toward a simpler time.

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  • Mango

    A mango is fertility and sexual appetite. It can also pun on a man who should go, a bond you need to release.

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  • Marmalade

    Marmalade says life needs more zest.

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  • Meals

    Meals mean small matters are stealing attention from what matters. They can also be a lack of spiritual and sensual nourishment.

    See also Eating.

    Food

  • Meat

    Raw meat is obstacles on the way to a goal, or feeling that is still untamed. Cooking or eating it means you are reaching the center of a matter; spoiled meat is body or mind wearing down.

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  • Melon

    A melon says relax. It can also be fertility, appetite, or vitality, and sometimes a figure for breasts.

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  • Milk

    Milk is motherly care, kindness, and nourishment; sour milk says withhold support and question motives, spilled milk is lost faith, and choking on it means you are being smothered. Someone may also be draining you for money or feeling.

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  • Molasses

    Molasses is a happy home and good hospitality. It can also be something moving far too slowly.

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  • Muffin

    Baking a muffin is devoted work that will pay you. Eating one is a taste for expensive things, or a pet name for someone you love.

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  • Muffins

    Baking muffins means hard work will pay. Eating them is a taste for costly, fine things.

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  • Mulberries

    Mulberries mean an unexpected obstacle will set a goal back hard.

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  • Mulberry

    The fruit is an unexpected obstacle setting a goal back. The tree is protection from a negative force, and also sensuality.

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  • Mushroom

    Mushrooms are unwise pleasures that vanish as fast as they arrive, and also growth through hardship. Eating them is leadership; gathering wild ones is a risky situation, and ones filling the mouth are bitter feeling you will not let out.

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  • Mustard

    Mustard growing is success and wealth. Eating the seed is regret over a hasty decision.

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  • Noodles

    Noodles suggest long life and plenty, or a search for real nourishment. The pun asks you to think hard about something that will not yield to a quick answer.

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  • Nuts

    Nuts can mean confusion, or a person who is unsettling you, and a hint that your approach is off. Eating them is prosperity and a wish to reach the center of a matter.

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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.

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  • 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.

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  • 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.

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  • 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.

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  • 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.

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  • Orange

    Orange is friendliness, generosity, and a lively wish to meet people. It wakes the senses and invites a wider set of interests.

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  • Oranges

    An orange tree is health and prosperity. Eating the fruit is satisfaction with where you are, or a need to feel lively again.

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  • 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.

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  • Pasta

    Pasta is a need for energy; the shape matters. Narrow tubes are a narrow view, long strands a tangle, elbows a turn back toward yourself, and corkscrews a part of life out of control.

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  • Peach

    A peach is pleasure in simple things, and a life that is going well. It can also stand for sensuality or for someone you love.

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  • Pepper

    Pepper asks for more spice in a dull stretch, or it names an irritation. The dream may show where the bother comes from.

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  • Pickle

    A pickle is anxiety and fear of trouble ahead. Its shape can also be a sexual image.

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  • Pie

    A pie is the reward of hard work, or the share you expect to receive.

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  • Pineapple

    A pineapple is confidence, ambition, and success, or hospitality and a need to rest. Eating one points to sexual trouble and fear of losing control.

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  • Pizza

    Pizza is abundance, choice, and variety, or the sense that you are missing something. As a round, it can share the meaning of a circle.

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  • Pomegranate

    A pomegranate is fertility, health, and long life, with sex in the invitation. It can also stand for blood.

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  • Popcorn

    Popcorn is positive growth and ideas, or a truth being shown to you. Unpopped kernels are potential still waiting.

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  • Pork

    Pork is a wish for routine and normalcy. It can also pun on spending too much.

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  • Potato

    A potato is earthiness and simplicity, or laziness on the couch.

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  • Potato Chip

    A potato chip is overindulgence.

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  • Potato Chips

    Potato chips are overindulgence, and a need for more self-control.

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  • Pretzel

    A pretzel is devotion, belief, and life's sweeter rewards, or a tangled problem you do not yet know how to hold.

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  • Prune

    Pruning is growth that comes from cutting away old habits you no longer need.

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  • Prunes

    Prunes mark an emotional or creative blockage. They can also suggest age, as in a face gone wrinkled.

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  • Radish

    Radishes in the ground point to plenty. Eating one can mark a careless slip, or a pun on something that feels cool.

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  • Raisins

    Eating raisins points to a force working against you, or to someone who has grown dried-up and small.

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  • Raspberry

    A raspberry marks something delicate and worth careful handling.

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  • Rice

    Rice is luck, fertility, and warm friendship. Eating it is peace at home; cooking it is a new duty that will please you.

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  • Rum

    Drinking rum points to excess and a lapse in the standards you claim to hold.

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  • Rye

    Rye standing in a field is prosperity still ahead. Rye bread is a cheerful, peaceful home.

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  • Saffron

    Saffron is humility, and, by its color, love and heat.

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  • Sage

    Sage is wisdom joined to thrift and plain good sense.

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  • Salad

    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.

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  • Salad Dressing

    Salad dressing means life needs more flavor.

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  • Salami

    Salami points to trouble with how you see yourself, and sometimes to strain in sex or in a bond.

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  • Salt

    Salt is a new spark in ordinary days, or dependability, truth, and steady devotion.

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  • Sandwich

    A sandwich is heavy pressure stacked on you, and also the knack of doing two things at once.

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  • Shrimp

    Shrimp is the feeling of being overpowered and small, and the wish to hide for a while.

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  • Spaghetti

    Spaghetti is long life, nourishment, and plenty. Eating it can mean you are tangled in a messy bond or an awkward spot.

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  • Spice

    Spice is a need for variety, and for another angle on a situation or a bond.

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  • Steak

    Eating steak is animal instinct, and a nudge to trust it more.

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  • Strawberry

    Strawberries are sensual temptation, or ideas and goals that are about to arrive.

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  • Sugar Cane

    Sugar cane is vitality, health, and standing.

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  • Syrup

    Syrup is sentiment and nostalgia. It can also mean you are stuck in a sticky situation.

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  • Tamale

    Making or eating tamales stands for closeness and a bond that feels spiritual. They also honor what older generations taught you.

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  • Tea

    Making or drinking tea is contentment and a slower pace with a person or a problem. Reading the leaves asks you to look past the surface.

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  • Tofu

    Tofu is versatility: you can fit almost any situation. It also nudges you toward a healthier way of eating.

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  • Tomatoes

    A tomato is harmony at home. Eating them points to good health.

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  • Trifle

    This layered dessert is the many layers of your life and personality. It can also ask for more color in the days.

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  • Turnips

    A turnip means you will get past current problems, with compassion and a brighter view. It can also pun on what you seek turning up.

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  • Vegetables

    Vegetables are a need for spiritual nourishment, or a missing nutrient. Withered ones are sadness.

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  • Vinegar

    A sour taste is a sour feeling about a situation or a bond. It can also say make the best of a bad stretch and worry less.

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  • Watermelon

    This fruit is love, desire, and heat. People who are pregnant, or near a cycle, often picture it as a changing body.

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  • Wheat

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

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  • Whisky

    Bottles on a shelf match alertness and a protective nature. Drinking means selfishness may cost you friends, or you are escaping responsibility.

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  • Wine

    Drinking wine is celebration, company, and success. It can pun on whining.

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  • Yam

    Yams stand for sensuality and virility.

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