Devil and Rat

Devil

Devil noun - An evil spirit.

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

Rat noun - A person who provides information about another's wrongdoing.

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Devil and rat are semantically related in person topic. Sometimes you can use "Devil" instead a noun "Rat".

pet	pet devil	pet rat
old	old devil	old rat
good	good devil	good rat
female	female devil	female rat
Other adjectives: original, single, stupid, poor, actual, real, tiny, black, cute, general, former, literal, psychotic.

Our Goblins Are Different: They rather have rat-like heads, green skin, and tails ending with an arrowhead, like in a tail of an stereotyptical devil.

Source: Video Game / Wizardry
Our Demons Are Different: The "White Devil's" nature is never explained, but her true form is that of a rat, and her intentions are as malevolent as her machinations are subtle.

Source: Literature / Chrestomanci aka: The Lives Of Christopher Chant
A deal with a rat later and he's back on his feet, looking for revenge.Episodes can be found on the author's blog.This show provides examples of: Deal with the Devil: A rat offers the narrator a chance to kill the man who killed him, in exchange for his soul if he fails.

Source: Podcast / Unkillable

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