Devil and Youth

Devil

Devil noun - An evil spirit.

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

Youth noun - A young person who is between infancy and adulthood.

Usage example: rounded up the neighborhood youths and organized them into a softball team

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Devil and youth are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Devil" instead a noun "Youth".

Nearby Words: youthful, youthfully

old	old devil	old youth
short	short devil	short youth
poor	poor devil	poor youth
actual	actual devil	actual youth
Other adjectives: entire, male, black, angry, former, local, eponymous.

Sandra was one of these in her youth New Tricks to the point that when she attended a school reunion in one episode, her class picture had been defaced to give her devil horns and a goatee.

Source: The Bully
In the case of immortality, however, beware — a truly crafty devil might pull a Jackass Genie on you, either by conveniently forgetting about the "eternal youth" part or by turning you into an undead abomination.

Source: Deal with the Devil
In the Fables spinoff Jack of Fables, Jack Hoerner recalls in his youth how he found a devil by the name of Old Scratch who was trapped up a tree because the locals surrounded the tree with crosses.

Source: Stingy Jack

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