presage

[Bailey]

pres·age (prsj)
n.
1. An indication or warning of a future occurrence; an omen.
2. A feeling or intuition of what is going to occur; a presentiment.
3. Prophetic significance or meaning.
4. Archaic A prediction.
v. (pr-sj, prsj) pre·saged, pre·sag·ing, pre·sag·es
v.tr.
1. To indicate or warn of in advance; portend.
2. To have a presentiment of.
3. To foretell or predict.
v.intr.
To make or utter a prediction.



[Middle English, from Latin praesgium, from praesgre, to perceive beforehand : prae-, pre- + sgre, to perceive; see sg- in Indo-European roots.]



pre·sageful (pr-sjfl) adj.

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mark Cassandra Bailey

[Perry]

Presage n.
5) The term for a prophet in his or her youth.

[skinem]

Presage n.
5) The term for a prophet in his or her youth.

6) The term for some seeds.

Skinem-no oracle

[Bailey]

They are both wrong, it's a turkey before it's prepared for the oven.

mark I-see-fortune-telling-is-all-the-rage-all-of-a-sudden Bailey

[Bailey]

It feels weird to be the leader, I was always the nerd last chosen for dodge ball.

mark tickled-pink Bailey

[Bailey]

mark tickled-pink Bailey

Which is probably why I was always chosen last.

[Bailey]

mark tickled-pink Bailey

Which is probably why I was always chosen last.

hello? anyone there?

mark ed-ly Bailey

[skinem]

It feels weird to be the leader...

Know what you mean. Sometimes, I'm so far behind I feel like the leader...