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Meaning of devilkin
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devilkin (n.)
A little devil; a devilet.
devilkin Sentence Examples
- The mischievous child, a true devilkin, hid his sister's shoes before dinner.
- The playful puppy, with its wagging tail and boundless energy, could be considered a lovable devilkin.
- Legends spoke of mischievous devilkin who would lead travelers astray in the dark woods.
- The flickering candlelight cast dancing shadows on the wall, resembling playful devilkin.
- The artist depicted the devilkin as a small imp with a sly grin and pointed ears.
- The children's laughter echoed through the house, a symphony orchestrated by their tiny devilkin.
- Despite their mischievous intent, the devilkin's pranks often resulted in harmless amusement.
- The folktale described a group of brave children who outsmarted a band of troublesome devilkin.
- Be careful not to leave out sweets on Halloween night, or the devilkin might come calling.
- The storybook illustration showed a mischievous devilkin perched on the shoulder of a grumpy old man.
FAQs About the word devilkin
A little devil; a devilet.
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The mischievous child, a true devilkin, hid his sister's shoes before dinner.
The playful puppy, with its wagging tail and boundless energy, could be considered a lovable devilkin.
Legends spoke of mischievous devilkin who would lead travelers astray in the dark woods.
The flickering candlelight cast dancing shadows on the wall, resembling playful devilkin.
