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BULL
An ill omen of misfortune, attacks of pain, or of slander by some enemy; if it gallops with tail up, personal danger or illness of someone dear to you. ... BUMBLE BEE
This shows a cheerful disposition, making the best of everyone and everything, easily gratified tastes and pleasures; many friends and social success; with other signs, travel is indicated. ... BUNS
These signify social amusements and duties, also that you usually take a cheery view of things even in troublesome circumstances. ... BUOY
This is a symbol of hope; you have a good friend in all weathers. ... BUSH
Invitations and social enjoyments. ... BUTTER
This signifies good fortune and success, the comforts of life, and a desire for the best of everything. ... BUTTERFLY
Passing pleasure, power of attraction, many admirers, and flirtations; to the lover it speaks of inconstancy. ... BUTTONHOOK
An exchange between friends, successfully organised plans, and a propitious meeting. ... BUTTONS
If of various size and shape they mean that there will be many suggestions as to arrangements and new plans without anything definite being settled. ... CAB
A sign of gloom, sadness and parting. ... CAB, A SQUARE, A CAP
A gloomy outlook brought about by one of the opposite sex. ... CABBAGE
This symbol points out that in spite of thrift and diligence, you will never be very rich. ... CABINET
An unexpected and fortunate discovery, giving you much pleasure and satisfaction, possibly wealth and unthought-of prosperity. ... CAGE
An empty cage shows that you expect to find all manner of amiable qualities in others which are entirely lacking in yourself. See also BIRDS IN CAGE. ... CAKES
New friends, social success, invitations, and hospitality. See also WEDDING CAKE. ... CALF
This signifies a need for gentleness and kindness to those with whom you associate. ... CAMEL
A responsibility satisfactorily carried out; sometimes frustrated plans and endless delays; a camel laden means wealth from an unexpected source abroad. ... CAMEL (LADEN), A SMALL "T," A COFFIN
An unexpected fortune through the death of someone abroad whose name begins with "T." ... CAMERA
This proclaims the fact that you are too fond of gathering new or clever ideas from others, with a view to passing them off as your own original thoughts whenever the opportunity arises. ... CAMPANULAS
These flowers indicate that your hope is centred on one desire, and assure you of the certainty of obtaining your wish. ... CANDLE
This is significant of trials, worries, or illness. ... CANDLE EXTINGUISHER
An uncomfortable incident or episode which will put you out considerably. ... CANDLESTICK
You have need to look at things from a wider point of view; to make the best of yourself you must cultivate perception. ... CANNON
This denotes military and naval display and good fortune; with pleasant symbols around or near, such as a crown or star, promotion for someone dear to you in the service. ...