[ad. Gr. χειρόμαντις chiromancer.] = CHIROMANCER.
1876. Overmatched, II. v. 66. The cheiromant of old was an artist, as the augur and astrologer were; but this palmistry was of the meanest order.
1883. Pall Mall Gaz., 10 Sept., 5/1. He had better betake himself to a regular Chiromant and make himself miserable.
