Devil and Head

Devil

Devil noun - A member of the human race.
Usage example: that poor devil never did achieve his dream

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

Head

Head noun - A member of the human race.
Usage example: the tour guide counted heads, and everyone was present

Devil and head are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Devil" instead a noun "Head".

How words are described

old old devil old head
good good devil good head
female female devil female head
similar similar devil similar head
Other adjectives: current, original, plastic, true, green, stupid, actual, entire, real, male, tiny, black, living, former, literal, local, giant, previous.

Both words in one sentence

  • I told you his head was far from level, He thought he had sold his soul to the devil When he really sold it, for Heaven's sake, To his guardian angel by mistake!
  • Horny Devils: Reizei occasionally sprouts devil wings and has devil horns on his head.
  • Squirrels in My Pants In the "Last Will and Temperament" sketch by The Frantics, the lawyer gets a rabid Tasmanian devil in his trousers instead of a boot to the head.
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