Fortune-teller

That fortune-teller is no better than a liar.

A fortune-teller read my hand.

After torturing a fortune-teller by tickling him to death for several hours, Christopher Columbus placed the noob toy in a treasure chest with the inscription: "To the great pirate of the future Al-Sayib: Noobs always deserve it."

Soon Christopher Columbus got bored watching the noob toy getting repeatedly self-pwned; he then decided to make a fortune-teller advise him on what to do with such a pointless toy.

Whenever he has an important decision to make, Tom always goes to see his fortune-teller.

He went to get his cards read by a fortune-teller.

I'm having my fortune told by a popular fortune-teller right now.

"I don't believe in chiromancy!" said Tom, slapping away the hands of the fortune-teller from his palm.

The usual exchange between English children is as follows: A: Who do you love? (referring to one of the names on the fortune-teller) B: Simon. A: S-I-M-O-N (alternately opens and shuts the device as he or she says each letter).