Definition of "diviner" [di•vin•er]

• One who foretells the future. (noun)
• One who searches for underground objects or water using a divining rod. (noun)

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• "A diviner is a mystic who can see into the spiritual realm, identifying witches and reading the past or predicting the future using spiritually significant objects, such as cowrie shells or, in this case, streaks of spilled alcohol."
• "Having called a diviner he proceeded to sacrifice."
• "Two at least are needed for oneness; and the greater the number of individuals, the greater, the lovelier, the richer, the diviner is the possible unity."