tarot

IPA: tærˈoʊ

(singular or plural) A card game played in various different variations.
Any of the set of 78 playing cards (divided into five suits, including one of permanent trumps), often used for mystical divination.

Examples of "tarot" in Sentences

If the idea of tarot is not too weird for you, I recommend trying this.
EC12: Who was Urbino's "Prince of Astrology," and why was he interested in tarot cards?
Replying, the junior minister Phil Hope scoffed at courses in tarot reading and stand-up comedy.
She adds that Italian novelist Italo Calvino went so far as to call the tarot “a machine for writing stories.”
Oh hell, I guess if you want a random technique absolutely disconnected from the real world, tarot is a great idea.
Although the tarot is most often used as a tool for divination, tarot cards are also great, practical tools for writing and creative thinking.
BRIEF SYNOPSIS: Psychic killers stalk the landscape of Earth after a nuclear apocalypse in which hoodoo and the tarot are the dominant belief system.
As the tarot is but a model, you can discover in your environment objects, actions, and activities that will evoke the same effects as contemplation of a Trump.
His second book, The Magician and the Fool has a slippery subtly that rewards repeat visits, and his historical theory about the origin of the tarot is going to keep the New Agers buzzing for some time.