Adjective modifier

• cunning: There are cunning devils out there that are constantly coming up with new ways to invade your privacy.

Converse of object

• resist: James said: ' Submit yourselves unto God, resist the devil, and he will flee from you ' .

• defeat: Nothing defeats the devil faster than ignoring what he's trying to stir up.

Converse of subject

• tempt: After Jesus ' Baptism he was led by the Spirit into the desert to be tempted by the devil.

Adjective modifier

• Tasmanian: The Tasmanian devil looks a small cuddly black dog from a distance.

• handsome: Oh, I know, I'm a handsome devil.

• poor: He, poor devil, has frequently no choice.

• lucky: Two weeks in Marbella, eh, you lucky devil.

Modifies a noun

• worshipper: There are other types of devil worshipper, the death metal types, who haven't really thought about the concepts involved at all!

• horn: Also acknowledges the small devil horns and will also one of his.

• worship: The Knights Templar did become very powerful and were destroyed by Philip the lV on a charge of devil worship.

• stick: Longer sessions include further skills such as devil sticks and diabolos and allow more time to master the skills.

Noun used with modifier

• spit: We had a cat many years ago in Baton Rouge that was " playing " with a spit devil like cats play with lizards.

• dust: A dust devil twists in the distance along the horizon.

Possessives

• scabious: Some such as fairy flax, devil's bit scabious and sneezewort are due to seed introductions.

• advocate: Just playing devil's advocate to raise a bit of honest debate.

• claw: Devil's claw A stretching screw with two heavy books or claws.

• bargain: Companies like BAT offer the ultimate devil's bargain.

Preposition: with

• horn: Men dream of a devil with horns and hoofs, an obscene monster who tempts the depraved to acts of atrocity or shame.