Devil and Robber

Devil

Devil noun - An evil spirit.

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

Robber noun - One who steals.

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Devil and robber are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Devil" instead a noun "Robber".

Nearby Words: robbed, robbery, robbing, Robby

female	female devil	female robber
true	true devil	true robber
poor	poor devil	poor robber
actual	actual devil	actual robber
Other adjectives: real, black, secret, former, psychotic, generic, unrepentant.

In Devils Cape, the Robber Baron asks Costas, one of the major figures in Devil's Cape's underground crime, whether he would kill his own wife in exchange for immortality.

Source: Even Evil Has Standards / Literature
Smokey and the Bandit: Back in the CB radio days everyone used some kind of appropriate code-name (referred to as their "handle"): Bandit, Frog, Grave Robber, Silver Tongued Devil, etc.

Source: Code Name

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