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Meanings of fiend in English
Usage of fiend in English
1
Do you have anything prepared for this fiend? Pentathiyea wanted to know.
2
The laugh of the fiend, for the moment, was in his mouth.
3
Perhaps not, but even a fiend must be subject to fatigue toxins.
4
The ghoul or fiend of modern society is the demon of alcohol.
5
He succeeded in killing the red fiend but got badly used up.
6
Then, and Kyle could only understand it this way, the fiend melted.
7
I inquired of the inhabitants concerning the fiend, and gained accurate information.
8
To the villain it reveals the sympathetic purposes of his according fiend.
9
And then the thought of Lillian came, and drove away the fiend.
10
He's an absolute fiend for gardening, out there digging away right now.
11
Getting this little fiend out of the way is the first step.
12
And the fiend slipped back into the bell, and instantly became invisible.
13
He is a shark in school and a fiend at basket ball.
14
The foul fiend himself hath sent him hither to the Saxon land.
15
It seemed as if the frost-fiend had a cruel grudge against us.
16
Elizabeth laughed shrill and loud-itsounded like the cackle of a fiend.
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Fiend across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common