Devil and Monkey

Devil

Devil noun - An appealingly mischievous person.

Usage example: why, you little devil!

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Monkey and devil are semantically related in rascal topic. In some cases you can use "Monkey" instead a noun "Devil", when it comes to topics like scamp.

Nearby Words: devious, devilish, devilry, devilment, devilishly

Monkey

Monkey noun - An appealingly mischievous person.

Usage example: come back here, you little monkey!

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Synonyms for Monkey

Antonyms for Monkey

Devil and monkey are semantically related in rascal topic. Sometimes you can use "Devil" instead a noun "Monkey".

Nearby Words: monkeying, monkeyed

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How words are described

old	old devil	old monkey
female	female devil	female monkey
similar	similar devil	similar monkey
true	true devil	true monkey
Other adjectives: green, single, stupid, poor, powerful, actual, real, big, tiny, infamous, black, cute, personal, mechanical, classic, official, titular, literal, local, resident.

Both words in one sentence

Continuity Nod: In one episode Sam mentioned how his grandma said "Idle hands are the devil's monkey bars".

Source: Western Animation / The Adventures of Sam & Max: Freelance Police
Butt Monkey: Father Sullivan Crapsack World: Given that God is also the devil this comes with the territory.

Source: Film / Fathers Day 2011
Character Shilling: All the characters in the Devil's Gift segment seem to think the Obviously Evil toy monkey is the most awesome thing ever.

Source: Film / Merlin's Shop of Mystical Wonders

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