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devilsnounpl. of devil an evil spiritacted as if possessed by some devil cacodemons, demons(or daemons), fiends, ghosts, ghoulies, ghouls, imps, shaitans hags(archaic), lamiae(or lamias), vampiresincubi(also incubuses), nightmares, succubiafreets(or afrits), genies(also genii), jinn(or jinns also djinn or djinns)apparitions, banshees, bogeys(also bogies), bugbears, familiars, familiar spirits, geniuses(or genii), phantasms(also fantasms), phantoms, poltergeists, shades, shadows, specters(or spectres), spirits, spooks, visions, wraithsbrownies, dwarfs(also dwarves), elves, faeries, fairies, fays, gnomes, goblins, gremlins, hobgoblins, kobolds, leprechauns, pixies, pucks, sprites, trollsmonsters, ogres angels a member of the human racethat poor devil never did achieve his dream babies, beings, birds, bodies, bods(British), characters, cookies, creatures, customers, ducks, eggs, faces, fish(or fishes), guys, heads, human beings, humans, individuals, lives, men, mortals, parties, people, personages, scouts, slobs, sorts, souls, specimens, stiffs, things, wights hominids, homos, humanoidsbrothers(also brethren), fellowmen, fellows, neighborscelebrities, personalities, selves, somebodies sons of man animals, beasties, beasts, brutes, critters an appealingly mischievous personwhy, you little devil! hellions, imps, mischiefs, monkeys, rapscallions, rascals, rogues, scamps, urchins cutups, larkers, madcaps, skylarkersragamuffinsbrats, disrupters, misbehavers, nuisancesjuvenile delinquentsgamines, gamins beasts, boors, cads, churls, clowns, creeps, cretins, curs, heels, jokers, louses, louts, skunks(also skunk), snakes, stinkards, stinkersknaves, miscreants, reprobates, scalawags(or scallywags), scapegraces, scoundrels, varlets, villains a mean, evil, or unprincipled personhe's a devil to everyone he does business with baddies, beasts, brutes, caitiffs, evildoers, fiends, heavies, hounds, knaves, meanies, miscreants, monsters, nazis, no-goods, rapscallions, rascals, reprobates, rogues, savages, scalawags(or scallywags), scamps, scapegraces, scoundrels, varlets, villains, wretches villainessesblackguardscriminals, crooks, culprits, felons, lawbreakers, malefactors, offenders, perpetrators, perps, transgressorssinners, trespassers, wrongdoerscads, heels, serpents, snakes, vipersbandits, bravos(or bravoes), desperadoes(or desperados), outlawscons, convicts, jailbirdsassassins, cutthroats, gangsters, goons, gunmen, hoodlums, hooligans, racketeers, ruffians, thugsroughs, rowdies, toughslosers, lowlifes(also lowlives), ne'er-do-wells, stinkers, trash angels, innocents, saintsheroes a person who seeks out very dangerous or foolhardy adventures with no apparent fearoriginally snowboarders were regarded as devils on the slopes and a menace to skiers daredevils, madcaps, madmen berserks(or berserkers), cowboys, hotdogs, showboats |