Devil and Hag

Devil

Devil noun - An evil spirit.

Usage example: acted as if possessed by some devil

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Hag and devil are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hag" instead a noun "Devil". archaic substitute

Hag noun - A mean or ugly old woman.

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Devil and hag are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Devil" instead a noun "Hag".

old	old devil	old hag
short	short devil	short hag
half	half devil	half hag
green	green devil	green hag
Other adjectives: powerful, black, classic, local.

That same story introduced an old hag called Elsbeth, a psycho devil worshipper and one of the richest people on the planet who spent her fortune on funding HYDRA and other evil conspiracies.

Source: Nebulous Criminal Conspiracy
Subverted for both-Winifride is actually pretty young and looks like a hag due to a curse, and that's just the Devil's human form, his true one is as ageless as he is.

Source: Video Game / Anna's Quest
This was to make the leaders of hell scratch their heads, causing them to completely ignore that he had made a non-devil, the hag countess in charge of the sixth layer of hell, that is until the throne warmer was replaced with his daughter, who he was not getting along with previously.

Source: Enemy Civil War

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