foreshower

noun

foreshower

noun

Etymology From foreshow + -er.

1

Archaic One who, or that which, foreshows; a prophet or omen.

“Ay, ay, a dream, quotha! dreams are but the foreshowers of the future, my mistress.”1842 February, Frances Elizabeth Davis, “Memories of Gibraltar, No. IX: The Merchant’s Daughter”, in The Metropolitan Magazine, volume 33, number 130, page 283:

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