Similar words: palmist, psalmist, chemistry, mistreat, mistrial, mistrust, mistress, mistreated. Meaning: ['pɑ(l)ːmɪstrɪ] 
n. telling fortunes by lines on the palm of the hand.
n. telling fortunes by lines on the palm of the hand. 
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1. I believe she associates psychiatry with palmistry.
2. Margaret: Palmistry? What is that?
3. To Zoe Who taught you palmistry?
4. Do you believe in palmistry?
5. Two Do you believe in palmistry?
6. Most experts agree that palmistry started in India, perhaps its most common association is with the nomadic people popularly known as Gypsies.
7. You may explore metaphysical pursuits and check out palmistry, handwriting analysis, and dream interpretation.
8. Before that, palmistry was their preferred method of fortune telling.
9. A good palmistry session is a fun way to get acquainted.
10. Most experts agree that palmistry started in India, but perhaps its most common association is with the nomadic people popularly known as Gypsies.
11. Whether it is astrology or palmistry or the sun signs(sentencedict.com), you should never allow the studies to entirely rule your life and impressions.
12. Janice: Are you sure? I've read lot about palmistry I've been able tell lot accurate things about person from palm.
13. The Act does not cover and / or relate to astrology and / or allied sciences like Palmistry, Vaastu Shastra etc.
14. Some 2600 years ago Aristotle wrote a book on palmistry for Alexander the Great, and there is nothing in that book that a modern-day palmist would dispute.
15. I was telling him about some of the new techniques I was trying like handwriting analysis and palmistry...
16. Janice: Are you sure? I've read a lot about palmistry.
17. He didn't answer my question directly. Smiling to snatch up my left hand, he looked at my palmistry and fortune-telling.
18. Apart from astrology, the techniques include tarot card reading, palmistry and many more things.
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19. I have seen a gipsy vagabond; she has practised in hackneyed fashion the science of palmistry and told me what such people usually tell.
20. Scope of Business: Research, development and application of medical palmistry.
21. In fact, the hand has been a source of fascination since ancient times, and palmistry, the reading of the hand, has been practiced around the world for centuries.
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