Dream Dictionary · Animals
Turkey in a dream
A turkey in a dream is tied in folk tradition to the holiday table, a full home and guests who are happy to linger.
The turkey is the bird of the big holidays, so old dream books read it as a sign of plenty and of gathering. A dream about one is believed to come before a celebration or at a time when something nice is being prepared at home. A strutting tom turkey is read with a smile: someone near you likes to act important, and you can take it in good humor. If the turkeys calmly walked the yard, the household is said to be getting ahead without much fuss.
The most common dreams
Dreaming of a flock of turkeys in the yard
By folk belief, a yard full of poultry means progress at home. The things you work on are slowly multiplying, and with them your reasons to be pleased.
Dreaming of a roast turkey
A roast turkey on the table announces a holiday, guests and a long sit-down over conversation. Old folk say it is a dream of well-fed, harmonious homes.
Dreaming of a strutting tom turkey
This is read as somebody's bragging that should not be taken to heart. It is believed you will have a good laugh at the whole performance in the end.
Dreaming of feeding turkeys
Feeding poultry means care that pays off. By tradition, whatever you put a little effort into every day bears fine fruit by the time the holidays come.
These interpretations come from folk tradition and are meant for fun; they do not predict the future and are not advice for life decisions.