1 definition by Liverfart
1. a cooler sounding synonym for technology, especially that made by mankind
2. magic that manipulates iron or steel (sometimes any metal)
3. using iron or similar metal in order to divine truths, secrets, or the future
2. magic that manipulates iron or steel (sometimes any metal)
3. using iron or similar metal in order to divine truths, secrets, or the future
1. Dude, put away the ferromancy - this is a place to commune with nature.
2. If only magic was real and I was some kind of ferromancer, because then I could do something about this rusty sculpture embedded in my flowerbed.
3. Look, unless you've known ferromancy all this time and weren't telling us, I don't think staring with your face an inch away from that castiron skillet is going to tell you anything about it.
2. If only magic was real and I was some kind of ferromancer, because then I could do something about this rusty sculpture embedded in my flowerbed.
3. Look, unless you've known ferromancy all this time and weren't telling us, I don't think staring with your face an inch away from that castiron skillet is going to tell you anything about it.
by Liverfart May 12, 2010