All English words - page 1447
nounThe character or quality of being the devil or a devil; diabolical nature or essence.
verbAct as a junior assistant for a barrister or other professional.
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There is the possibility of devilling for fellow members of the bar
noun(in christian and jewish belief) the supreme spirit of evil; satan.
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Belief in the devil
adjectiveLike or appropriate to a devil in evil and cruelty.
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Devilish tortures
adverbVery; extremely.
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A devilish clever chap
adverbIn a devilish manner.
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With an expression halfway between knowing and devilishly dirty, he stood upright, picked her up in…
nounAction or conduct characteristic of a devil; devilishness; wickedness, evil.
verbTo transform into a devil; to make devilish in nature or character.
adjectiveTransformed into a devil; made devilish or wicked.
nounA little devil, an imp; a demonic underling.
nounA little devil, an imp; a demonic underling.
adjective(of food) cooked with hot seasoning.
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Devilled kidneys
verbAct as a junior assistant for a barrister or other professional.
Usage examples:
There is the possibility of devilling for fellow members of the bar
verbAct as a junior assistant for a barrister or other professional.
Usage examples:
There is the possibility of devilling for fellow members of the bar
noun(in christian and jewish belief) the supreme spirit of evil; satan.
Usage examples:
Belief in the devil
nounReckless mischief; wild spirits.
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His eyes were blazing with devilment
nounReckless mischief; wild spirits.
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His eyes were blazing with devilment
nounAn evil action or activity that is connected with devils or the devil
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I lack words to describe such devilry., according to folklore the little demons come into their own…
nounWicked activity.
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Some devilry was afoot
noun(in christian and jewish belief) the supreme spirit of evil; satan.
Usage examples:
Belief in the devil
verbAct as a junior assistant for a barrister or other professional.
Usage examples:
There is the possibility of devilling for fellow members of the bar
nounThe status, condition, or quality of being a devil; diabolical nature or essence.
nounArchaic variant of devilry.
adverbTowards or in the direction of the devil; to hell or damnation. also occasionally as adjective compare "hellward".
nounA small evergreen tree native to the south-eastern united states and to mexico, osmanthus americanus (family oleaceae), having hard wood which is difficult to cut or work.
adjectiveShowing a skilful use of underhand tactics to achieve goals.
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He's as devious as a politician needs to be
adverbIn a way that is dishonest or tricks people, but is often also clever and successful
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He smiled deviously at rob., the plot of the play is deviously clever.
nounThe quality of being dishonest or tricking people, but often also being clever and successful
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This is a movie that explores the deviousness of human nature., lucy's deviousness hurt lem deeply.
verbPlan or invent (a complex procedure, system, or mechanism) by careful thought.
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A training programme should be devised
nounA clause in a will leaving something, especially real estate, to someone.
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The issue, however, is whether the language of the devise of the somerset estate can fairly be inte…
verbPlan or invent (a complex procedure, system, or mechanism) by careful thought.
Usage examples:
A training programme should be devised
nounA clause in a will leaving something, especially real estate, to someone.
Usage examples:
The issue, however, is whether the language of the devise of the somerset estate can fairly be inte…
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