Customer and Devil

Customer

Customer noun - A member of the human race.

Usage example: he's one tough customer, so you'd better not cross him

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Devil and customer are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Devil" instead a noun "Customer".

Nearby Words: custom, customable

Devil noun - A member of the human race.

Usage example: that poor devil never did achieve his dream

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Customer and devil are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Customer" instead a noun "Devil".

old	old customer	old devil
good	good customer	good devil
female	female customer	female devil
current	current customer	current devil
Other adjectives: single, annoying, male, black, angry, former, previous.

Deal with the Devil: Joked with, Lisa slips in asking for her customer's first born soul as payment for the coffee.

Source: Webcomic / Prozaic
Not Always Right gives us this customer, who goes to an hotel during a convention and claims that the trolls from Homestuck are demons because they have horns and that anyone cosplaying as them must be a devil worshipper.

Source: Everyone Is Satan in Hell

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