au·gur 
/ˈɑ:gɚ/ verb
au·gurs; au·gured; au·gur·ing /ˈɑ:gɚ/ verb formal : to show or suggest something that might happen in the future [no obj] ▪ The change augurs [=bodes] ill/badly for the success of the business. [=the change suggests that the business will not succeed] ▪ The decision doesn't augur well. [+ obj] ▪ This bad news could augur [=bode] disaster for all of us.
