Devil

See also: devil

English

Etymology

    See devil.

    Proper noun

    the Devil

    1. (theology) The chief devil; Satan.
      Synonyms: see Thesaurus:Satan

    Derived terms

    • devilward

    Anagrams

    • divel, lived, vilde, viled
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