Devil and Sneak

Devil

Devil noun - An evil spirit.

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

Sneak noun - Someone who acts in a sly and secret manner.

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Devil and sneak are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Devil" instead a noun "Sneak".

Nearby Words: sneaky, sneaking, sneaked, sneaker

typical	typical devil	typical sneak
original	original devil	original sneak
annoying	annoying devil	annoying sneak
successful	successful devil	successful sneak
Other adjectives: black, official.

While he's deciding on whether to "borrow" the car keys and sneak out, his shoulder devil appears.

Source: Good Angel Bad Angel / Live-Action TV
The devil pursues Fred to sneak into Barney's house to steal the ticket.

Source: Good Angel Bad Angel / Western Animation
Was Once a Man: The presence of Document 1 strongly implies that the Trickster was originally a wicked mortal man who actually managed to sneak out of his own Deal with the Devil...except Satan or Legba actually trapped his soul onto the Bleak Meadow.

Source: Video Game / The Dark Meadow

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