| Tarot card reader, e.g. | 23 |
| Samuel, e.g., in the Bible | 26 |
| Reader of tea leaves, e.g. | 26 |
| Psychic networker, supposedly | 29 |
| Person with a ball, perhaps | 27 |
| Paranormal practitioner | 23 |
| Palmistry practitioner | 22 |
| Over or sight follower | 22 |
| One with special insight | 24 |
| One with future interests? | 26 |
| One with a crystal ball | 23 |
| One who might issue a warning | 29 |
| One skilled in divination | 25 |
| One making predictions | 22 |
| One involved in future deals? | 29 |
| One holding a ball, maybe | 25 |
| Melampus was the first one | 26 |
| Jeremiah, e.g., in the Bible | 28 |
| Forward-looking fellow | 22 |
| Expert in cryptesthesia | 23 |
| Ending for sight or over | 24 |
| Crystal-ball user, supposedly | 29 |
| Crystal ball consultant | 23 |
| Cassandra, for instance | 23 |
| Alleged reader of the future | 28 |
| Al Capp's Old Man Mose | 26 |
| Get hot under the collar | 24 |
| Burn up watching a comic | 24 |
| She looks to the future | 23 |
| She can see the future | 22 |
| Woman with a crystal ball | 25 |
| She who prognosticates | 22 |
| Cassandra, in Greek myth | 24 |
| Cassandra, for example | 22 |
| Cassandra or Mother Shipton | 27 |
| Women in the futures market | 27 |
| Crystal ball users, e.g. | 24 |
| Your future is their business | 29 |
| Crystal ball consulters | 23 |
| Tiresias and Nostradamus | 24 |
| Tea leaf readers, e.g. | 22 |
| Ones skilled in divination | 26 |
| Ones picking things up? | 23 |
| They know what's coming | 27 |
| They have a ball at work? | 25 |
| Theoclymenus and others | 23 |
| Their work is prophet-able | 26 |
| Tarot card readers, e.g. | 24 |
| Palmistry practitioners | 23 |
| Ones watching the ball? | 23 |
| Ones picking up things? | 23 |
| Ones dealing in futures? | 24 |
| Nostradamus and others | 22 |
| News forecasters of a sort | 26 |
| Forward-looking group? | 22 |
| Calchas and Mopsus, e.g. | 24 |
| Where to buy a crystal ball? | 28 |
| Neither raises nor folds | 24 |
| Receives, as a visitor | 22 |
| "Seize" homophone | 27 |
| Goes out with regularly | 23 |
| Exercises one's pupils | 26 |
| Meets at the poker table | 24 |
| Matches, as a poker bet | 23 |
| Makes a certain poker bet | 25 |
| It runs by the White House | 26 |
| Has an "aha moment" | 29 |
| Gets a load of, so to speak | 27 |
| Episcopal jurisdictions | 23 |
| Ecclesiastical offices | 22 |
| Doesn't raise or fold | 25 |
| Bishops' territories | 24 |
| "Monkey ___ . . . " | 29 |
| ___ to (takes care of) | 22 |
| ___ ghost (hallucinates) | 24 |
| ___ problem (finds fault) | 25 |
| ___ ghost (is frightened) | 25 |
| _____ ghost (hallucinates) | 26 |
| ___ lawyer (gets advice) | 24 |
| ___ ghost (is spooked) | 22 |
| ___ ghost (gets spooked) | 24 |
| ___ a ghost (gets scared) | 25 |
| Is completely in the know | 25 |
| Playground contraption | 22 |
| Go back and forth in deciding | 29 |
| Playground apparatus for two | 28 |
| Park diversion for two | 22 |
| Majorie Daw's conveyance | 28 |
| Where one might be held up | 26 |
| Up-and-down park fixture | 24 |
| This has its ups and downs | 26 |
| Plaything with a fulcrum | 24 |
| Playground piece for two | 24 |
| It may leave you riding high | 28 |
| Go one way, then the other | 26 |
| Experience highs and lows | 25 |
| Cooperative playground toy | 26 |
| Board with a couple of seats | 28 |
| Back and forth contest | 22 |
| Wavered back and forth | 22 |