American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth
Edition - n. A woman who acts as a prophet or clairvoyant. - n.
A female seer. GNU Webster's 1913 - n. A female seer; a
prophetess. - seer + -ess (Wiktionary) “His uncle Padrin, as he
had taken to calling the seeress consort, sat in a chair not far
away.” “Frowning puzzledly, Candra asked, “Will Farlo be called
the seeress consort, too?”” “The folk of Gaire's Main presently
used the sacred spring as a watering place for beast and
household; to them the seeress was a senile beggar woman given
to strange outbursts and mumbling.” “Added to the unexpected
materialization of the seeress was the surprise of her costume.”
“The seeress is the soothing syrup for mental infants.” “In the
early 1990s, they merged their group with one run by a seeress
and ex-prostitute named Keledonia Mwerinde, who also received
visions from Mary and Jesus; in 1997, they claimed to have 4500
followers.” “Ironically, it was not the disappearance of the
Norse Greenlanders that i