Fiend is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FIEND in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a devil; a person driven by the most intense wickedness or hate
• an evil spirit or demon.
• the Devil.
• a very wicked or cruel person
• an enthusiast or devotee of a particular thing
• An implacable or malicious foe; one who is diabolically wicked or cruel; an infernal being; -- applied specifically to the devil or a demon.
• a cruel wicked and inhuman person
• an evil supernatural being
• a person motivated by irrational enthusiasm (as for a cause)
• evil spirit
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a demon

Words related to FIEND

fiendlike17 fiends10 fient8

Words that contain FIEND

fiends10 fiendish15 archfiend18 fiendlike17 archfiends19 fiendishly20 fiendishness19 fiendishnesses21

How to use FIEND in a sentence

• The fiend who betrayed our infatuated hospitality has done it all.
• The little fiend was surveying me blankly, taken aback at the sudden shot.
• The door opened, and there stood the mother of Leclerc, ready to face any danger, the very Fiend himself.
• The next I knew I was rushing blindly into the brush toward a place where I saw smoke, cursing like a fiend.
• Immediately above, an angel and a fiend are weighing souls in a pair of scales, and the demon is trying to cheat.
• What a strange and unaccountable fortune to befall one man! How has this happened? What fiend has followed Mr.
• Once in the clutches of the fiend, everything gives way to his fierce promptings.
• The interruption came so abruptly that Brent, who in his right mind had never seen the fiend and was now seeing it for the first time, was paralyzed with horror.
• If we do but sprinkle the walls with that and bid the daring fiend cease, all will be well.
• No, if he was a fiend on the battlefield, he was a lamb at home.
• It was like the grin of a fiend, and made my flesh creep on my bones.
• There was a time when the fiend within me hungered for his life.
• My grandson was a baseball fiend and a football player.
• Pink in warlike mood always made him think of a four-year-old child playing pirate with the difference that Pink was always in deadly earnest and would fight like a fiend.
• He thought it better to stand aside, rather than attempt to stop this maddened fiend tearing through space.
• This absence from the scene of his life battle, turned Jude into a veritable fiend for the time being.
• They who invented him, no doubt could not conceive how men could be so atrocious to one another, without the intervention of a fiend.
• There, such as were not as spotless as an angel might have the dispositions of a fiend.
• This quiet American worked like a fiend, yet had time to look on and laugh with you while you played.
• And she that rode on the serpent signifieth the old law, and that serpent betokeneth a fiend.
• Dodge rode at the tail end of the line, on a fiend of a horse that had proven disastrous to more than one green rider.
• Better to fall into the hands of Poundmaker and his braves, who probably now realised that they had gone too far, than into those of Big Bear, who was a fiend.
• Well, however it was, my sister loved him and married him, and he treated her like a fiend.
• A holy nun would have risen and struck the fiend down.
• One forgets that Upweekis is a shadow, and thinks that he must be a fiend.
• All day he was sullen and angry, and he tore at his work like some imprisoned fiend, a great rebellion in his heart, and a fury of anger consuming him.

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